Re: Apple2 System Software

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bjbear@ibm.net (B.J. Major & Dennis J. Gorin) wrote:
>In article <01bc4011$7b3c43a0$6d1f10ac@vip4.nlvhvfsc.origin.nl>, "Sander
>Brugmans" <sander.brugmans@nlvhvfsc.origin.nl> wrote:
>
>> Hello you all,
>> 
>> I recently got an Apple IIc from a friend of mine. After i blew of all the
>> dust i noticed that there was no software included. So the only thing i can
>> do is BASIC programming. My friend didn't know where he left all the
>> software he once had.
>
>I can copy the original set of disks for the //c computer if you want them. 
>They are not "system software" as such, but system utilities, tutorial,
>demo, and other disks.  They will introduce you to the machine and will get
>you started.  There was no such thing as desktop system software for the
>//c as the //gs has, however.


Believe it or not, there's an 8-bit Finder for the //c and //e.

It is on the ground ftp site.  Look for "8-bit GUI."

-Scott G.