Whee, thanks. I wonder if I can get these to run on my 4mb Atari ST :D
Ask Ken Dickey... the first Gambit user... he ported Gambit to his Amiga
almost 20 years ago today...
Gambit ran just fine in a 1 MB Amiga (once the library changes were made), so it should do well with four times the memory!
I probably should refrain from repeating Perlis' quip about some things being an improvement over their successors. 8^}.
[NB: with reference to the Amiga which booted from a 256KB EPROM with a real-time kernel and window system -- NOT to Gambit's newer and improving releases!].
Cheers, -KenD
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2009/2/17 Ken Dickey Ken.Dickey@whidbey.com:
[NB: with reference to the Amiga which booted from a 256KB EPROM with a real-time kernel and window system -- NOT to Gambit's newer and improving releases!].
The Amiga was an *awesome* machine in its day. Remember the 3D bouncing ball demo? On the hardware of the day that was pretty fantastic!
david
That demo is still fantastic
On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 11:54 AM, David Rush kumoyuki@gmail.com wrote:
2009/2/17 Ken Dickey Ken.Dickey@whidbey.com:
[NB: with reference to the Amiga which booted from a 256KB EPROM with a real-time kernel and window system -- NOT to Gambit's newer and improving releases!].
The Amiga was an *awesome* machine in its day. Remember the 3D bouncing ball demo? On the hardware of the day that was pretty fantastic!
david
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