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From: cbcscmst@cs1.UUCP (Michael Steven Temkin)
Newsgroups: net.micro.cbm
Subject: Re: GEOS and the C64
Message-ID: <229@cs1.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 28-Jul-86 00:10:40 EDT
Article-I.D.: cs1.229
Posted: Mon Jul 28 00:10:40 1986
Date-Received: Wed, 30-Jul-86 01:04:18 EDT
References: <315@sivax.UUCP>
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Summary: GEOS will work on any C-64, but is it worth it?

In article <315@sivax.UUCP>, jim@sivax.UUCP writes:
> Will gEOS work on an old C64?
> 
> Jim Bauman
> sivax    

There is no difference between the C-64 and the C-64c other than the casing.
As for GEOS, as it stands it is a cute new operating system for the 64 that
allows for a Mac-like environment.

The desk accessories are nice but as
for geoPaint and geoWrite, wait for future releases.  geoPaint is strictly
a hires graphics application with no options for multi-color mode.  Also it
works with nice sized grouping of printers, most of which print graphics at
60 dots per inch, but GEOS operates at 80 dpi.  

As for geoWrite, it has the same printer problem, but does not support either
sub/super script modes nor does it have any search feature.  It is strictly a
type and print utility with fonts.

As far as fonts go, there are 5 that come with the package and I am told that
there are more on the way.  There is also a more desk accessories on the way,
so as I have stated, wait for future releases.
		Remember,
			Patience is a virture.
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Ours is not to question why...Or is it?
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