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I will tell you why whatever you find won't feel like the old C= 64 no matter how good the properties are emulated. It is the culture, and the music. You will
by nurettin 8y ago
I will tell you why whatever you find won't feel like the old C= 64 no matter how good the properties are emulated.
It is the culture, and the music. You will never find an equivalent, so might as well consider yourself lucky, move on and let the kids beat their keyboards typing JavaScript into their browser in debug mode. If you want to give them something they can program as soon as it boots up, just install any Linux on any pc.
- fit2rule 8y agoI'm seriously into retro-computing, having kept every computer I've ever owned since the 70's .. So I admit my bias in this, but I have to say it: those 8-bit machines are still out there, can still provide endless utility, and are also integrating quite nicely with the modern era. In my 48k Oric Atmos, I have an 8G SD card-based filesystem. My CPC6128 has Internet access over the house wifi. Old computers never die - their users do!