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Signum! was highly opinionated. It ran on the Atari ST but did its own thing for the user interface. You could access a lower layer of drawing primitives and ob
by qsi 8mo ago
Signum! was highly opinionated. It ran on the Atari ST but did its own thing for the user interface. You could access a lower layer of drawing primitives and obviate GEM. In those days multitasking did not exist.
There were a good number of these kinds of application back then. Steve was one, GFA Basic another.
- qsi 8mo agoAh, it was actually STeve: https://ataricrypt.blogspot.com/2024/03/steve.html https://ataricrypt.blogspot.com/2024/03/steve.html An application that was more a random selection of tools than a cohesive whole but some people swore by it.