� Any suggestions of software to make a point of checking out? I know there's a
� lot of neat Amiga software, but I don't really know what to look at
� specifically. Or is just sampling the selection provided by PiMiga where I
� should start?
��[A=>N]

Paulie420 (YT: TechHeart), IIRC has a video out there reviewing PiMiga or
one of the other amiga emulators. He shows a lot of, but not all of, what
it comes with. Watching that would at least help you see some of what it
does have.

Mike

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� I'm going out on a limb and suggestion it was cheaper. Actually probably a
� few things, with PCs getting to be more mainstream, and fitting them into
� more home locations black is something that'll blend in better. It seemed to � be a quick testing of the water, they'll buy them, and then it was on for
� young and old.
��[S=>N]

That is what I was also thinking about -- blending in better with the decor. Seems like about the same time, or maybe slightly earlier, they started
making more black appliances -- like refridgerators, dish washers, and
ovens.

Mike

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That is what I was also thinking about -- blending in better with the decor. Seems like about the same time, or maybe slightly earlier,
they started making more black appliances -- like refridgerators,
dish washers, and ovens.

I think beige and silver computer/electronic equipment just about left the building hand in hand. We got some interesting kitchen appliances.. my
Mother has a bright red fridge for arguments sake. But most stayed white or went to stainless. But audio visual equipment pretty much went all black
along with PCs.

Spec


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� K> Oh yes, Lemmings, Lotus Challenge 1,2 & 3
�
� "Kids, We didn't have fancy computer games when we growed up. We had to
� play with our dad's spreadsheet program - and we liked it!"
��[PF=>V]

I got confused and thought they meant the spreadsheet program, too. ;)

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� I am still suspicious about some of those programs I typed in in the 80's and � maybe it wasn't my fault after all! (OK, I definitely made mistakes typing
� them in.)
��[A=>BW]

I remember typing in some of the programs I found in 99er magazine and then scouring the code after not being able to get them to work. In a few
cases, I was able to fix the error on my own. In others I would scrap the program (it often would not properly save code to tape if there was an
error) only to find a correction in the next edition. ;)

Mike

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