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What does this assembly code do? What machine is it? read more

Apple’s ill-fated Copland operating system1 is notoriously hard to run on real hardware, and has not previously been available in emulation. Here is the last build, D11E4 from June 1996, in an improved DingusPPC. read more

The C64 extension cartridge Final Cartridge III contains a graphical user interface named “Desktop”. There are two easter egg messages hidden in the calculator (from the “Utilities” menu). read more

Nikolaus Heusler zählt zu den produktivsten Autoren des 64’er Magazins: hunderte Beiträge zwischen 1987 und 1995. Heusler, Jahrgang 1969, hatte seinen C64 zu Weihnachten 1983 bekommen; heute arbeitet er beim Europäischen Patentamt in München. read more

PostScript came to the desktop in 1985 with the Apple LaserWriter, and within a year or two several other companies had joined Adobe’s licensee list. HP was late — its own Adobe PostScript cartridge for the LaserJet II/III family didn’t ship until 1991. read more

This is a collection of 111 Commodore 64/128 disk images from a box of CMD FD-2000 high-density floppy disks. The disks came from the estate of Klaus Finke (1945–2016), a GEOS community organizer from Suhl, Thuringia. read more