Re: [LUG] Operating Systems We Have Known And Loved (And Hated)

[CHRISTOPHER BERRY <christopher.berry1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

My first computer (in 1983) was the Texas Instruments 91/4a.

Did anyone else have one?

Has anyone else heard of it?

And how about working with 'sprites'?

Have a good day,

Grandad Bee.

PS

I run 3 computers - one in Windows 7, one in Lion & one in Mageia which is great and the most fun!

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From: Neil Winchurst <barnaby@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Tuesday, 8 January 2013, 8:35
Subject: Re: [LUG] Operating Systems We Have Known And Loved (And Hated)

On 07/01/13 16:38, bad apple wrote:
> On 07/01/13 16:32, Simon Avery wrote:
>>> 30!)). Loved our BBC with green screen, growing up. Chuckle Egg, anyone?
>> Chuckie Egg, not Chuckle Egg!
>>
>
> Wow, Chuckie Egg... I played that to death a very long time ago,
> initially on a Vic 20 I think, and then a C64.
>
> That is a proper blast from the past!
>
> Cheers
>
This thread is really bringing back memories. I started with a BBC micro
and a Spectrum. The game I remember best was Killer Gorilla. Anyone
remember that one?

My wife was a teacher then, and so I learnt a few games that were set up
for children. Again the one I remember best was Granny's Garden.

Happy days, just not the same fun any more,

Neil



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