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I've found myself intrigued by the idea of "antique computing," though I'm not sure why someone would advocate the Amiga specifically. I have considered a proj
by loudandskittish 11y ago
I've found myself intrigued by the idea of "antique computing," though I'm not sure why someone would advocate the Amiga specifically.
I have considered a project that involves getting an older, though not ancient, PC, installing FreeDOS (http://www.freedos.org/ http://www.freedos.org/) as the OS and running say, WordPerfect 5.1.
- hengheng 11y agoI've been considering getting a Pentium II thinkpad and going all Debian 3.0 on it, KDE2 and probably StarOffice something. Not as antique, but there is USB and thus Wi-Fi or cabled ethernet.
- zokier 11y agoI personally would feel that using something like KDE and StarOffice would be already way beyond the complexity cliff that defines modern computing, and as such for me it would be almost same to use modern versions. Of course your mileage might vary.
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