El 12/12/2021 a las 12:11, Claudio Sánchez escribió: > Hi all. There are many projects that use modern technology to interface Commodore computers. > > And many if not most of them fall in two categories: > - Those that try to recreate chips as substitution > - Those that emulate classic storage devices > > But what about making the Commodore computers work as if they were computers of 2021? > > As an example of what I am talking about: > > The storage devices emulators try to replicate how a 1541 drive works, so the user will have a small flash memory drive filled with disk image files of 1541 disks. And that mean PRG, SEQ, REL files. But what about a FAT file system implementation and software like a text editor that would write TXT files? Or a 'paint' program that would write BMP files? Or a database program that would write DBF files? > > Thanks for answers. > Well... this sort of went off topic, thanks to how wrong I was understanding the file handling of CBM-DOS, so thanks to all people that explained to me how to understand it. It think that people that have tried to create new operating systems for Commodore computers and things like twitter or slack "proof of concept" apps have been getting the machines to 2021. Also people that still release new games for the machines keeps them active these days. So thanks everybody for answers, again.Received on 2021-12-14 23:04:32
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