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|    Yeechang Lee to J.B. Wood    |
|    Re: GEOS (Correction)    |
|    04 Sep 20 21:44:48    |
      From: ylee@columbia.edu              J.B. Wood wrote:       > Hello, all. According to Wikipedia, GEOS was bundled with the 64C as       > Erich B. had stated in his OP.              Commodore could have, instead of just bundling GEOS with the C64c,       including its kernel into ROM (and selling a cartridge with the same       for legacy owners). GEOS got pretty wide adoption as it were for a       non-game, but this would have encouraged even more widespread use. By       1987 or 1988 a productivity application running on GEOS would have       been the norm, and we might have seen GEOS-based games too.              --       geo:37.783333,-122.416667              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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