Thanks Burr, actually it's a screen cap of my Timex Sinclair running an XP emulator. :P
(really compressed gif to 16 colors for the bandwidth challenged), in this case content
was more important than appearance. ;)

In that case, very impressive!! :o

Commodore 64.....thanks for dating yourself :-)


mshideler



ps: I owned one after my Vic-20.

I started out with a Commodore 64 as well, I learned how to do assembly language programming on it, which came in handy later on!

I drifted away from computing for a while and then got into computer graphics with Amiga computers a while later.

- Michael

>then got into computer graphics with Amiga computers a while later.

Hah, that takes me back - the Juggler!

I started out with a Commodore PET at school in about 1980, drifted away from computers then from 1989 I had an Amiga (a 500 with, eventually, a whopping 20mb HDD!). They were great little machines for the time, pity CBM never really invested in the platform. I learned a lot about DOS and shell scripts (I think I had some kind of bsh clone installed) as well as ARexx and basic C... That was when I was money poor and time rich. Happy days. The concepts I learned back then are still standing me in good stead today.

Dan