Commodore OS Vision 2.0 Forum

That's classic marketing talk! You MUST be serious!

I'm intrigued to see what it is now..

Haha, that's positively awesome!

Was that made by a cake shop? Custom made?

I understand that a 16-bit computer can’t handle a modern browser, but what if we created a 16-bit browser that only extracts and displays text? It wouldn’t need to be complex—just enough for basic web browsing in a retro format. I’m not aiming to simply relive old technology but to continue where i...

Wow, Leo, that’s a great write-up. Truly interesting. Thank you for taking the time to answer all the questions. Yeah, I actually understand the licensing issues with ROMs and stuff like that. I’m perfectly happy to go over to C64 Forever and purchase the ROMs—as seen on the My Retro Computer Ltd Yo...

This is very interesting to me, because last year, I started researching and mapping out what it would take to create a retro style OS that could provide basic communication for the Internet. The plan was quite well developed and researched. I came to the conclusion that while I wanted something loo...

wow, nice format -- shout out to Jesus Christ! King of kings! :P That Genesis was quite well written and entertaining :P Gotta love the book of Genesis 8-) Oh, so Barry Altman -- the guy that originally made the Commodore64 case wanted to put an OS in there and bee-lined to Linux. Nice. This is also...

That'll work. It will give you more time to put more detail into each response!

It will be an epic series

So I've done the rounds. I've had a good like around the forums -- read (and replied to) everyone's intros, with great interest -- including Admin: Leo; which also gave me quite a bit of info, including that Leo played a role in having the c64x case built -- and also created Commodore Vision OS. Tha...

Hi CommoDON

That's certainly an interesting intro and story. It kid of feels like the first chapter of a book.

I feel like I should have been able to turn a page, so to speak and see where all that took you for the rest of your life.

What are you doing now? Did you continue with computers?

wow, that has to be the most cheezy intro ever! haha, just kidding! :lol: Yeah, it's amazing that Commodore still holds a place in so many peoples hearts. I think the reason why that is -- is because it was a technological frontier. We went from riding our bikes around the streets and hiding in clos...