#Rainbow Stuff wanted
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Me, too. I like CP/M-86/80. Sort of like a V-8 without emissions
paraphenalia.
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True. Kind of difficult to find materials for it these days, tho. Guess
I'll have to write all the stuff I need (oh, sigh, tough luck, Dave).
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Hard to find materials? If you mean public domain, there's gigabytes of
stuff! Choose from CP/M-80 (most of it) CP/M-86 (a little) and RB-specific
CP/M-86/80 (some here and more from Rainbow News, etc.).
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Well, that's just one more advantage of this "obsolete" hardware: you can
actually program it. You don't need to master a Toolbox or graphic
environment. One of the reasons I'd hate to live with one of the new
machines is that it's so hard to get them to do something simple.
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Actually, I program inside a GUI most of the time. Kind of interesting. I
do see your point, however. I enjoy having complete control of the machine.
Dave
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