Re: Emulators

[tshaynes@undergrad.math.uwaterloo.ca (Tim Haynes)]

In article <4qbqk6$ke0@elna.ethz.ch>,
Henrik 'Ratte' Gudat <GUDATH@EZINFO.VMSMAIL.ETHZ.CH> wrote:
>>    Emulators in general are a fairly useless thing to me. I _own_ a
>> real GS. And a real pentium box. Both do an great job at being
>> themselves, and not something else. You can pick up a used //e system
>
>Emulators are often a pain and not intended for real computing. However, in
>some cases they can be helpful, namely when your GS is sitting in a box and you
>just want to test something. Or, you have sold your GS and now feel terribly
>sorry for that. The latter one is not something I'm making up - I know at least
>two guys who sold their GS and now wished they'd be hit by a blizzard.
>
>- henrik :)

Make that three guys.  But, someday when I get a Real Job, I'll be
rebuilding my Apple IIgs empire!  My DX4/100 is okay, but the GS just
can't be replaced.

Tim
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