I'd like to think Sean and I are pals. Even though we've only communicated via e-mails and some private chats thus far.Are you in touch or buddies -- or friendly acquaintances with any of the other parties involved in getting all this running?
He strikes me as a cool dude!! If we were in the same timezone I'm sure we'd meet in person or be constantly on the phone.
I certainly appreciate how he's handled himself and how great a job he's done resurrecting my old C64x project.
I feel like I know him having watched all the informative videos on his YouTube MyRetroComputer channel.
I suggest you subscribe to his channel: https://www.youtube.com/@myretrocomputerltd5179
Nobody gets into retro to get rich. It's basically to scratch an itch. I think I'll leave it that.Probably a bit personal? But what are you getting out of it? Is anyone giving you a cut?
Sean has been more than generous given how little I feel I have contributed.
I am happy just to be a part of it again.
I feel great satisfaction in putting a smile on some people's faces.How does it feel to have been so involved in the resurrection of the c64 brand?
I was cringe inducingly positive back when I was with Barry, but clearly things don't always pan out the way you hoped.What do you envision for the future?
Let's just see how things go. I'm cautiously optimistic. This is like take 2 for me.
It will take some doing, but if such projects as the C64x can build some momentum, maybe something great can happen, and we can truly bring the Commodore brand back into public consciousness again.
I think the ultimate goal should be about securing the Commodore brand's legacy for the next generation.
I think this can take many forms, and may involve pursuing a multi pronged approach to service Commodore fans both old and new.
