By the way, I must have the old floppies of Wordstar.
You may check this video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lS8RWGqUWPE Would you know how to emulate cp/m with Debian? |
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I have never played on PDP any games. Might have been interesting ;) I just know spacewars! |
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Are you game? (pun intended) ;) Most were made on these character-only terminals (80 cols by 25 lines) and are ... nostalgia, to put it softjy... Thor |
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So small. Fascinating, really... Btw, let me check the fbdev of my handheld: 50 x 15 (it is even worst) :) :) EDIT: Oh man, this is true. I had several books about games, all written for BASIC. I had completely forgotten that. I had one book with a pink cover, so far I can remember. It could be quite interesting to read it again. |
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I HAVE to dig up that yellow one too...why not. Should be fun, maybe to use Python or PERL instead of BASIC...I doubt that BASIC is even available/practical in Linux... Edit - maybe this could be a great opportunity to learn ncurses... :) Edit 2 - man, I cant find the blasted book... :D Edit 3 - Gottit, just found it! Cool.... |
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EDIT3: you have got a cover or a link? It is quite interesting. I would like to reproduce those simple programs in the C language. where is my pink book? ;) edit: https://www.google.com/search?q=basic+80+programs+book (nice remembering if you click on images) edit2: I just found a nice basic start in coding, which may eventually be interesting for you, if desired to start with C: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjyR9e-N1D4 |
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But, granted, C++ is THE language to learn anyway... The book was by David Ahl, there seemt to be a re-issue... Thor |
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Always admired the people that could tell the difference between this of that wine, impossible fo me....eh, I dont miss that...there's more cool stuff to experience :D |
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