5/11/00 10:04:16 AM
You don't get much more command line than the Apple //. I have about 3 sitting here
in a pile :-)
Chad Fernandez
Michigan, USA
"David B. Smith"-> 5/10/00 4:09:44 AM ->
>Hi, Boanne.
>
> BL> }- Don't get me wrong folks: I was a DOS user back when it was
> BL> }- v3.3 running on an Apple II+. I resisted ProDOS, resisted IBM
> BL> ^^^^^^^^^
>
> BL> This explains it, you've been point and drool, excuse me, point
> BL> and click from the beginning. Apple never let the user get their
> BL> hands on the OS, system config, etc so of course this doesn't
> BL> bother you. It bothers me, and most DOS users I know. Some of
> BL> us are not afraid, in fact we enjoy getting right down in the
> BL> guts of the system.
>
>Hmmmm... wasn't the Apple II a commandline machine? Been a while. For
>that matter, if it was DOS 3.3, that'd be CL, right? Just cause Apple
>made it, doesn't mean it was a Macintosh.
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