t00fri wrote:
Hey Ras, I almost overlooked this one over all this hassle;-)
The /only/ commercial software that I am using (every day since 14 years or so) is Maple, an algebaic math package that I need professionally. My lab has bought it and there is no real OpenSource alternative.
Now to Commodore. I just loved that little C64 machine, it is still in my cellar connected to a storage oszilloscope that I built many years ago. I developed all the necessary software in 6502 assembler code...Once I had learned assembler, the next project was to connect our new electronic typewriter to the C64;-), on which my wife then typed her thesis...
The C64 had this ingenious interface chip that simply provoked many people to connect it to whatever was around;-).
Honnestly, I cannot remember using, buying (or steeling) other commercial Commodore software. Certainly no games. Sorry;-)
Bye Fridger
Mine was the commodore 128...the best of both worlds...It had a machine language monitor much like a hex editor...was great for making 3d text and smooth scrolling text...
Then I got an Amiga...and saw my first mpeg type full length movie...Evil Dead II
