The source code for GEM desktop is AVAILABLE?! I've always wanted it!
Where!!?!?!
Caldera released it , CP/M and some other oddments from the DR-DOS pile under
a no commercial use license.
CP/M is elegant code. CP/M 68K is really nice. GEM is just plain ick
: I had a friend who used a DOS based graphical desktop publishing program
: on his 8088 with a hercules graphics card, 640KB of RAM, and a 20MB hard
: disk, and it was snappier than MS Word on a Pentium.
Let me guess. It was for GEM desktop! ;)
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Thor`n
On Wed, 14 Jul 1999, Thor Harald Johansen wrote:
: I had a friend who used a DOS based graphical desktop publishing program
: on his 8088 with a hercules graphics card, 640KB of RAM, and a 20MB hard
: disk, and it was snappier than MS Word on a Pentium.
Let me guess. It was for GEM
GEM's the only thing that I can remember that pushed pixels in
those early days on herc You know, GEM's src is available, but I've
heard its **ugly**. That's why I went with the nano-X group. Cause it's
source
is semi-beautiful!
The source code for GEM desktop is AVAILABLE?! I've
