Re: C64 os
Daniel <[email protected]> Fri, 10 Oct 2025 07:35:18 -0700
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Bobbie Sellers <[email protected]> writes: > On 4/18/25 01:08, Your Name wrote: >> On 2025-04-18 06:36:57 +0000, phigan said: >>>> >>>> I kind want to use it but my c64 is sitting on a shelf because I dont >>>> have anywhere to put it at the moment >>> >>> Coincidentally, I'm typing on a C64 at the moment, using StrikeTerm2014. >>> That C64OS looks cool from the videos and I'd really like to try it out. >>> >>> Wooo, software 80 columns! >> It looks okay, BUT the video I watch seemed to show it running on an >> Apple Mac (you could see the MacOS traffic light window gadgets in >> the top-left corner) emulating a C64, which *could* be kind of >> misleading about the speed. >> GEOS is a much better looking GUI OS for the C64, although >> potentially slower due to the more graphical nature. >> > GEOS was slower due to disk access time on a 1 MHz computer. > > bliss Any thought of test driving the brand new c64 put out by the new commodore reboot? GEOS is built in from what I recall. I'll wait until people have their hands on a unit and review it before I consider it. Don't want to deal with first release bugs. But I would love to try out geos and do some bbs'ing. Ideally they'll reboot the c128 because i'm sort of a 80col hound. D