Is there a free or open-source version of CP/M? I've always wanted to try it - maybe I'll install it on a virtual machine on my MacBook.
eta: Ooh - I just decided that someone needs to create a virtual punchcard reader/writer. Just because....
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Is there a free or open-source version of CP/M? I've always wanted to try it - maybe I'll install it on a virtual machine on my MacBook.
eta: Ooh - I just decided that someone needs to create a virtual punchcard reader/writer. Just because....
I downloaded Democracy a few weeks back, but I haven't had time to play with it yet.
Dude, I'd make a Frankenbox merit badge for this if you didn't already own the category.
That made me grin.
So, what should I do with the three old kaypro machines in my mom's garage?
Set 'em up as Linux dual boots. That'll earn you a merit badge for sure.
Okay, despite downloading and installing EasyUbuntu, Totem is still not liking any of the video and audio mp3s I try to play through the Internet.
Now, the download page for EasyUbuntu told me to run two commands from the terminal, which I just copied and pasted, but I wonder if I'm still doing something wrong, or if there's things I need to do with Firefox.
You might just want to use the link I gave you a few posts back. I didn't use Easy Ubuntu, but I used that guide and things work well for me.
Yeah, I figured that would probably be the next step.