Re: DoodlesKids - a painting program for young kids

[Michael Kent <michael@syndicomm.remove.this.com>]

Toinet <antoine.vignau@laposte.net> wrote:

> How many of us still own a real IIgs?

I do.  I'd venture a guess that several thousand other people do too,
judging by the sales record of the CFFA and Uthernet cards.

> So... what about emulation?

So what about emulation?  I'm a live-and-let-live kind of guy, so if
emulation's your thing, I'm OK with that.  But an emulator is just that,
an emulator.  It's not an Apple II.  Just like flying a flight simulator
is not the same thing as flying an airplane.  It can be a useful learning
experience and fun to do in its own right, but it's not the same as
actually being in the air.

> Would not it be the fastest and easiest
> way to enhance our video capabilities?

Not unless the emulator runs on an Apple II.

> IMHO, the future of IIgs video enhancements must be through emulators.

That would be a PC or a Macintosh video enhancement, not a IIgs video
enhancement.

Mike