[Coco] Adventures in resetting up...

William Astle lost at l-w.ca
Sun Apr 24 05:03:12 EDT 2005


Frederick D Provoncha wrote:
> Congratulations! My current Coco setup is similar to yours. Hey, just be
> grateful you have all this stuff now. I never even thought I'd ever get
> my system set up again, let alone with a fast hard drive! It's such a
> thrill. A lifelong dream, really.

You know, even if some of this stuff would have been available "back in 
the day", I couldn't have bought it anyway, what with still being in 
grade school and not having any real cash to speak of. :)

> Have you thought about installing Curtis Boyle's upgraded Multi-Vue on
> your hard drive? It really sings on a hard drive under NitrOS-9. Greatly
> improved performance, like night and day. I use it all the time. It's
> great. You can even put a 'gshell <>>>/w&' line in your startup file and
> have it run automatically when you boot up. Very nice. ( actually, a
> couple other lines in addition to that one are required to get it to work
> right). If you're interested, I can help you get Multi-Vue set up on the
> hard drive. There are a few steps involved. Let me know.

Never really thought about anything like that. I was always big on 
typing things in and seeing things happen. I think I find it easier to 
wrap my head around that type of work flow. I'm the sort who could never 
quite resist tinkering with the system code and seeing what I could do 
with it. You might find it interesting how much time I spent 
disassembling things (software that is) to see how it worked.

All that said, I'm a big fan of having things like Multi-Vue available 
for the folks who like using that sort of thing.

-- 
William Astle
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