Re: Hello - and where to begin?

Dear Jason, 

Here are some of the sites (all from googling CF) that I
found helpful at my level of programming.  

Caritas,

Nick

Josh's version of CF05.  I am using the 16bit color,
corrected as per my archive, plus some bits hacked 
from CFDOS4. ly.

http://qualdan.com/colorforth/

 Ray had a hand in the above, and no doubt you'll be
hearing from him. 

http://www.colorforthray.info/

Tim's informative site.  His version of CF01 with Ray  
(Raystm2) has more goodies than Chuck's original; it
worked first time on my P2 ASUS.  But the CF05s from
Tim's collection didn't work for me.  

http://www.dnd.utwente.nl/~tim/colorforth/

Howerd's original CFDOS4  (CF01 for DOS) which loads 
from a DOS sys floppy and saves ok.  Useful editor, with
ASCII for checking source code.  Howerd has moved on 
to parallel CF.  

Karig's commentary, enlightening. 

http://www.karig.net/os/cf/index.html

John Drake's CF tutorial, (to be continued, I hope) 

http://primarycolorforth.blogspot.com/

Quoting Jason Kemp <[email protected]>:

> Dear Nick,
> 
> Thank you for the welcome.
> 
> > I could post a list of URLs that still work
> Please do, if there is anything there that doesn't
> come up from just 
> Googling "colorforth".
> > , and help you any way I can. 
> > Like you, I want to get at the hardware. But I am
> not a
> > programmer, so I do what I can in a very amateur
> way,
> I can identify with your self-deprecation here! Much
> of the code I have 
> seen has left me in awe.  But is it not just Messrs
> Moore and Fox that 
> work on or use colorForth professionally?
> > on
> > Chuck's 2005 issue of CF.
> Is that available generally?  I'm sure the one I'm
> looking at is 2001.
> > The really good programmers
> > may have gone up into the stratosphere where they
> may
> > be working on advanced developments like SeaForth.
> >   
> It might be nice to go there one day too!
> > Unlike Linux, there is no systematic "Ecclesia" to
> > promulgate and administer the good news "to all
> sorts
> > and conditions of men".
> >   
> I hope my first email did not come across as
> whingeing.  Actually I am 
> glad there is no clergy or priesthood controlling the
> wisdom.  It's just 
> a little harder for newbies that it is rather
> "distributed".
> 
> Regards
> Jason Kemp
> 
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