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Apart from Atari's proprietary Unix, the TT also runs Linux (https://imgur.com/a/gpvi3du https://imgur.com/a/gpvi3du) and NetBSD (https://twitter.com/nbtt030 ht
by nynyny7 5y ago
Apart from Atari's proprietary Unix, the TT also runs Linux (https://imgur.com/a/gpvi3du https://imgur.com/a/gpvi3du) and NetBSD (https://twitter.com/nbtt030 https://twitter.com/nbtt030).
- rbanffy 5y agoThat's not as much fun. It's like installing Linux on a SPARCstation, an SGI, or an IBM RS/6000. It's possible, but just not as much as exploring the uniqueness of those machines.
- anthk 5y agoYeah, NetBSD is the same everywhere. Partition, configure, set the network, pkgin, pkgsrc, repeat. CTWM today will run fastly enough on almost any X supported arch. It's really useful, and because of that, it's boring :). With OpenBSD the same, too. Except for some webkit browser, a DE with CWM and XTerm plus ksh's will not differ at all from a PC with the same config.
- rbanffy 5y agoWhat fun is to manage your AIX desktop if you can't run smitty?