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> I'm going to break with my usual habit of ][ and use "Apple II" for the rest of the post. It very slightly bothered me that "][plus" was typeset before this,
by whoopdedo 2y ago
> I'm going to break with my usual habit of ][ and use "Apple II" for the rest of the post.
It very slightly bothered me that "][plus" was typeset before this, but it was "IIe" and not "//e".
- TedDoesntTalk 2y ago//e is only on the boot screen for the Apple IIe enhanced. The un-enhanced uses IIe.
- pvg 2y agoThe un-enhanced uses IIe It uses 'Apple ][', oddly enough.
- whoopdedo 2y agoI had to be sure there wasn't a Mandella effect. The logo plate had "//e" reflecting the legacy of the Apple ///. (Also seen on the //c). Then the later Platinum version went to "IIe" since it was in the Macintosh & IIgs era. The "Apple ][" in the ROM I'd guess came from how hastily they had to regroup after the Apple /// wasn't successful.