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From: man@cs.brown.edu (Mark H. Nodine)
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Subject: Re: Tell me:  what was System 1.0 like?
Keywords: Shutdown and Reboot
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Date: 16 May 91 20:07:36 GMT
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That reminds me of one of the truly fun applications that came 
out with System 1.0: Amazing.  It was a maze-generating program
with 4 levels of difficulty (the hardest level included to layers
of the maze with ramps and all sorts of stuff).  This program 
ran as recently as System 6.0.5 (I haven't gotten System 7 yet).
When you got to the end of the maze, a picture of a penguin 
blowing a trumpet showed up.  It could also show you how to 
get from your current cursor position to the end of the maze
(it did this by xoring the path between start and finish: 
the part you already traversed turned back to the original 
white and the part you did wrong or hadn't done stayed/turned
black.  It traced the path from both ends in this maneuver,
so you couldn't just "follow" where it went).

	--Mark