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There's now a version of GEM you can run on a Lisa. But 68KMLA is down so I have no easy way to link to the relevant thread. :(
by ayaros 6mo ago
There's now a version of GEM you can run on a Lisa. But 68KMLA is down so I have no easy way to link to the relevant thread. :(
- zabzonk 6mo agoWhoo, has anyone actually got a working Lisa? Or is this emulation?
- cmrdporcupine 6mo agoIf I recall it's been done on both (emulator and real hardware). The original version of GEMDOS (the replacement for DOS or CP/M when running on 68k) was in fact developed on the Lisa as a 68k dev machine [also some Motorola VME dev boards I think?) before actual Atari HW was available. So it's a full circle thing.
- einr 6mo agoThere are a lot of working Lisas out there.
- zabzonk 6mo agoBut there weren't too many Lisas (working or otherwise) when the thing came out!
- einr 6mo agoWell OK, "a lot" can mean a lot of different things depending on context ;) In the vintage computer collector/enthusiast scene, there are probably dozens of working Lisas. How's that?
- zabzonk 6mo agoYep, I know about all that - I had big cupboard full of the damn things in my flat in london [various ataris (6502 and 68k based ones), dragon 32 (coco lookalike), peculiar IBM pc clones, and other stuff] A few years ago I got my nephew to do up the flat for sale, and he junked the lot - at some point you have to get rid of things. I will never buy anything except a laptop again.