Re: Commodore drives can be controlled on Apple II serial!

[shack@onyx.southwind.net (Randy Shackelford)]

Supertimer (supertimer@aol.com) wrote:

: If you don't like to tinker, you may not understand.  I have taken my GS
: apart and put it together again in a tower case.  I have added this and
: that and peripherals and software to make it do what the designers
: never imagined.  I do this because it is FUN and when I am finished,
: the computer becomes powerful enough to be FUN to do word
: processing tasks on.  I'm not saying powerful compared to a new 1997
: model Mac, mind you....but powerful compared to any 1987 unit....
: which gives you a satisfaction when using it....because YOU did it.

Uh, I've built several of the Apple boxes on hand, both II and Mac, from
parts. So I'd say I'm into tinkering.
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