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Art,
I do hope you can bring that one up again. People are always wanting it, and
I'd love to have it in the library under your own banner. I have a feeling
that it will all come rushing back to you if you power up the Amiga and the
compiler and get started.
I think the sense of community was one of the finest things about the Amiga in
its early days. I know that I loved being part of it. Our favorite mutual
friend is gone, of course – Dick Barnes. Several of the others are gone, as
well – some have died, and some have left the Amiga. But for many of us, the
community still exists, at least in part.
My laptop didn't have enough disk space for me to install OS/2. I did want it,
and when I need a new one, I'll make sure I can manage it. That will probably
not happen for several months more, though. I have a T3400, but only a 120m
drive. Maybe, when prices for the 610 come down a bit, I can get one of those,
and their drives are quite large.
I've wondered – do the OS/2 people have that sense of community? I can see
that it might develop there.
If you are serious about giving you Amiga away, there is a teacher here who
uses Amigas with his classes of gifted students, and he's always eager to get
an extra system or two. I'd have to search for his name, though. Maybe he'll
see this and speak up.
—Betty
Hi Betty,
PMJI,
>>My laptop didn't have enough disk space for me to install OS/2.
One cheaper solution would be put your OS on the HD, and use a Zip for your
Apps. It's slower, but if you get the SCSI Zip and parallel adaptor, you can
use the 100MB disks for both systems. Or wait for the Jazz?
I bought my ZIP with that in mind.
Jim
Jaywal Productions, Inc.
Hi Betty –
If believe the teacher you are thinking about is Paul Gerhardt. His ID is. I'm
sure he'd be interested.
Hank
Videology, Inc Where you always get P.O.M.P. and
Service under all circumstances
Thanks, Hank. He and I have exchanged messages a number of times, but I had
not saved the information.
I agree – I think he'd be very much interested.
—Betty