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From the article: "similar to GEOS on the Commodore 64". GEOS was definitely of the time. Also large memory expansion (i.e. >= 256K) kits, while available in
by buescher 4y ago
From the article: "similar to GEOS on the Commodore 64". GEOS was definitely of the time. Also large memory expansion (i.e. >= 256K) kits, while available in the era, cost money and were uncommon. This system apparently runs best with 1MB of memory.
There were some cool classic demos in the prime era of the Atari 8-bit like the FujiBoink response to the Amiga bouncing ball.