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That wasn’t an HP product. It was written by Insignia Solutions and ran on multiple platforms. I had it on my Mac LCII in 1992. It barely ran well enough to
by raw_anon_1111 1y ago
That wasn’t an HP product. It was written by Insignia Solutions and ran on multiple platforms.
I had it on my Mac LCII in 1992. It barely ran well enough to run older DOS IDEs for college. Later I bought an accelerator (40Mhz 68030) and it ran better.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SoftPC https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SoftPC
- hn_acc1 1y agoIIRC, I had that on my Atari ST as well, and it very slowly booted Dos 3.3 and a few basic programs.. enough for me to use turbo-C or Watcom C to compile a basic .c program to display a .pcx file.
- drob518 1y agoRight, Insignia. That was it. But it was a product that HP resold in some fashion.