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Re: XGS/32 v1.5 Released
- Subject: Re: XGS/32 v1.5 Released
- From: Delfs <delfs@NOSPAMapple2.com>
- Date: 2000/02/10
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: University of Nebraska-Lincoln
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- Reply-to: delfs@apple2.com
Man, I wish I had your desk space. I'm having problems making room for my IIe
(needed for dsk image transfers), my IIgs everything else, my AT class tower
and a Mac laptop I use to convert data files. Most of the time the mac is
under the desk somewhere and I have no room to set things. :( I wont mention
the numerous boxes I have piled up in a corner with my LCII, Mac Classic,
IIc+, IIc, Monitors, printers, floppy disks galore, drives, boards, cables,
books&books&books) Maybe I should just get a storagre shed, wire it up with a
200Amp breaker panel, line the walls with shelves, 3ft deep at 36", 12 in deep
at 66", 72", 90" all the way around, get central air and... :)
Of course at work I just use the emulator and occasionally bring in the IIgs
for projects/mods on my bench.
Thankx,
Ed
Jeff Blakeney wrote:
> The thing that struck my funny bone when I read this is that I have
> the real machines (C64, Atari 1040STe and Amiga 500) in addition to my
> Apple II collection and a TRS-80 Color Computer 2. I don't need
> emulators for any of these machines as I can always just set them all
> up and use them. :-)