[Coco] Re: Re: philosphical ... discussions
Charlie
chazbeenhad at hotmail.com
Thu Oct 7 20:06:33 EDT 2004
Hi Griz, I really didnt mean its crap I just meant as in saying same old
"stuff" :-)
Ports of the old programs to take advantage of the better coco hardware
today would be excellent.
I'm in the same boat, above my capability. (for now)
Tonight I started laying out a map for a graphical adventure, and will hand
draw the art in a drawing program I made myself a long time ago. You can see
examples of it in my game Dragon Castles, on my web page. All I can do is
basic, so thats what I'll do! :-)
Charlie
"Ray Watts" <rayanddoraleew at earthlink.net> wrote
in message news:41659C15.2030804 at earthlink.net...
>
>
> Charlie wrote:
>
>>Well if you want new stuff, and have to write it yourself, then the CoCo
>>is
>>nothing more than nostalgia.
>>All this new hardware is just cooler faster better ways to store and run
>>the
>>same old shit.
>>
>>
> Charlie, I don't know how far back you go with the CoCo, but there were
> apps that would look fairly good even on today's computers. Such RSDOS
> apps as the VIP Library, MAX-10 & CoCoMax3 were ,and still are superb. The
> problem that exists on nearly all the good apps is to get them working on
> HGBDOS or to port them over to OS-9. They used their own disk commands
> and need to hacked into conformity. There were also some very good apps
> for OS-9 that seemed to disappear into the woodwork like MVCanvas. So, it
> may not be a requirement of programming from scratch, but just digging in
> and hacking away. Unforch, it is a little above my capability.
>
> Cheers, Griz
>
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