I think Lisa did use Twiggy.
Yours,
Chris
On Apr 1, 2004, at 2:38 PM, Chipp Walters wrote:
Bummer, I guess my old Lisa will have to wait for Retrolution 5. BTW,
anyone know where to purchase a replacement Twiggy drive? Oh, that's
right, Lisa didn't use Twiggy.
-chipp
Rod McCall wrote:
In
Christopher...I stand corrected.
From:
The original Lisa had dual 'Twiggy' 5-1/4 floppy drives, which were
quite unreliable, and which was soon replaced by the Lisa 2. The Lisa 2
and Lisa 2/5 were essentially the same machine as the original Lisa with
the exception that the dual 'Twiggy' floppy
In response to customer requests we've decided to release Retrolution
4, please find the press release below.
Best,
Rod
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Runtime Retrolution 4 Release
Develop Software for Platforms Past and Present
Edinburgh Scotland, April 1st 2004
Runtime Revolution today announces the release of
This is a Joke Right - ahhh yeah, it's April the 1st!!!
Nice One!
Dave
In response to customer requests we've decided to release
Retrolution 4, please find the press release below.
Best,
Rod
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Runtime Retrolution 4 Release
Develop Software for Platforms Past and Present
Edinburgh
Hi David,
This is a Joke Right -
No, not at all
I just downloaded the demo-kit and it works like a charm on my
5 old Ataris ST resp. Seattle Computer Gazelle...
ahhh yeah, it's April the 1st!!!
Mere coincidence...
Nice One!
Get it and play around wioth it, if you have one of these listed
On Apr 1, 2004, at 8:48 AM, Klaus Major wrote:
No, not at all
I just downloaded the demo-kit and it works like a charm on my
5 old Ataris ST resp. Seattle Computer Gazelle...
And for those using it, I must say that I'll make available colored
punch cards, they will be bright and jovial,
On Apr 1, 2004, at 8:48 AM, Klaus Major wrote:
No, not at all
I just downloaded the demo-kit and it works like a charm on my
5 old Ataris ST resp. Seattle Computer Gazelle...
And for those using it, I must say that I'll make available colored
punch cards, they will be bright and jovial,
On Thursday, April 1, 2004, at 04:48 AM, Klaus Major wrote:
Get it and play around wioth it, if you have one of these listed
machines!!!
No Altair from MITS (I designed a few boards for that) and no PDP 8.
Sigh. No Apple II, yet, and no PCjr. I need to upgrade some of my
machines.-- Dar
Hi Dar,
On Thursday, April 1, 2004, at 04:48 AM, Klaus Major wrote:
Get it and play around wioth it, if you have one of these listed
machines!!!
No Altair from MITS (I designed a few boards for that) and no PDP 8.
Sigh.
No Apple II, yet, and no PCjr. I need to upgrade some of my machines.
On Thursday, April 1, 2004, at 09:47 AM, Klaus Major wrote:
Sounds like you are still using that ol' abacus...
How the heck did you install RR on it???
I upgraded to soroban. -- dar
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I just downloaded the demo-kit and it works like a charm on my
5 old Ataris ST resp. Seattle Computer Gazelle...
The Gazelle is for real! While doing some routing around on the net for
our new platforms (with silly names) I came across that, the
Australian Microbee from Honeysoft and a few
+0100
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Subject: News: Retrolution 4 Released
In response to customer requests we've decided to release Retrolution
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Thursday, April 1, 2004, 2:14:00 AM, you wrote:
RM *Support for upper and lowercase letters, except for the letter P
I WOULD URGE YOU TO RECONSIDER AND NOT ALLOW LOWERCASE LETTERS, AS
THIS MAKES THE CODE MUCH MORE READABLE.
RM Runtime Revolution and Express do not support any of the
Mark Wieder wrote:
Rod-
Thursday, April 1, 2004, 2:14:00 AM, you wrote:
RM *Support for upper and lowercase letters, except for the letter P
I WOULD URGE YOU TO RECONSIDER AND NOT ALLOW LOWERCASE LETTERS, AS
THIS MAKES THE CODE MUCH MORE READABLE.
NOW THAT I HAVE RETROLUTION ON MY OLD
Bummer, I guess my old Lisa will have to wait for Retrolution 5. BTW,
anyone know where to purchase a replacement Twiggy drive? Oh, that's
right, Lisa didn't use Twiggy.
-chipp
Rod McCall wrote:
In response to customer requests we've decided to release Retrolution 4,
please find the press
On 02/04/2004, at 6:38, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
NOW THAT I HAVE RETROLUTION ON MY OLD C64, I AM SIMPLY AMAZED AT HOW
MUCH
FASTER IT IS THAN TODAYS BLOATED SYSTEMS. WITH ONLY 61832 BYTES OF
XTALK,
I HAVE CREATED A NEURAL NETWORK THAT FAR EXCEEDS THE INTELLIGENCE
LEVEL OF
A MICROSOFT CEO. AFTER
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