For writing, T-Word is what I have found to be the most useful. It can be found in the SARDINE, UR-II and SARDOS ROMs.
Kurt On Mon, Apr 27, 2020, at 6:19 PM, David N. Hughes-Robinson wrote: > Hello!! > > I have recently learned of the model t and have fallen head-over-heals. As a > full-time python developer, I have enjoyed playing with BASIC and look > forward to conquering low level programming in 8085 assembly. I live in a > tiny apartment, so the model t is the only retro-computer I can justify > space-wise, otherwise I would already filled several desks with old computers > and disk drives. > > Currently I am getting my model t fix by playing with VirtualT but would love > to get my hands on real hardware. What is the preferred place to get a > working Tandy 102 with 32k of ram? I’ve been looking on eBay and have found a > few listings, but many of them are untested or have known flaws. Are there > any repairs that are easier to perform And therefore worth purchasing with a > repair in mind? I’ve also seen many more model 100s, but the article listing > the differences between models on club100.org suggests it is better to > acquire a 102 than a 100. > > I’ve ordered a physical copy of David Leon’s “The TRS-80 Mode 100 Portable > Computer,” which I look forward to reading and have downloaded tons of books > off archive.org. That said, I am open to and ready for more reading > suggestions about the model t and programming for these old micros. > > Finally, I would love any tips for writing prose on the model t. Are there > any particular workflows or BASIC programs you find essential? > > Thank you so much in advance. Looking forward to loads of fun with this list > and the model t. > > Best, > oaguy1
