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Re: A Tale of Two Apples
- Subject: Re: A Tale of Two Apples
- From: Matt Portune <mportune@telerama.com>
- Date: 1997/10/27
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: Telerama Public Access Internet, Pittsburgh, PA
Mitchell Spector <spec@vax2.concordia.ca> wrote:
> was not very productive and wasted lots of time having to figure out
> how to squeeze things onto 800K disks and deal with constant disk swaps.
Man, I miss those days. Silpheed was a pain to play, and Pyware
MusicWriter was literally PAINFUL to use. hehe
> it to do. Let me ask you, have you ever composed 15-30 pages documents,
> using different TrueType font styles and sizes in AppleWorks GS? Have
> you ever done a page layout project in GraphicWriter III? Have you
> ever composed a multi-track music sequence using a MIDI keyboard with
> synthLAB or created your own instrument bank? What about sat for hours
> drawing detailed graphics in Platinum Paint, DreamGrafix or DeluxePaint?
Aw man, Now I wanna go home and bust out my Incider/A+ collection,
especially the one when System 6 came out. What an inspiring issue. I
remember the excitement like it was yesterday. *sigh*
> speed might be more of an issue. Incidentally, with my DMA SCSI card,
> semi-modern hardrive and accelerator,I can shift-boot into the System
> 6.0.1 Finder in roughly 4 seconds. :)
Hey Mitch, weren't you and I originally tied at 3.5 seconds? :)
In my experiences, the GS is still the fastest-booting machine on the
planet. (non-OS-booting machines don't count (C64, etc)
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