AMOS for Windows

[Steve Elliott]

Race ya, Amiga Boy lol.

[Xaron]

I'm sure your solution will flicker less. 

[MikeHart]

Hehe, I had both. My history:


C64
CPC 464
C64
Amiga 1000
Atari STF 1024
Amiga 500
PC


The CPC 464, the Amiga 1000 and the Atari I bought always because I wanted to play one specific game. Crazy times back then!


Steve, so you had STOS too?

[Rick Nasher]

hehehe. gonna beat you all pants down on oddities:

Aquarius -  by Mattel(yes, the one, hence my obsession with Barbie like women ;-) see:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mattel_Aquarius


C16

C64(orginal breadbox and II)
Amiga 500
Amiga 1200
Amiga 600 (rare, lost it just the same)
PC
Pi

Languages: BASIC, Commodore BASIC, Assembler, Forth, AmigaBASIC, AMOS, BlitzBasic2.1, VisualBASIC, HTML, VB-script, JavaScript, Blitz3D/Plus/Max, B4A, C#+Unity, AGK-Tier1. 

[Qube]

Even as an Atari ST guy back in the day, that warms my cockles. #oldskool   

OK, where is the ban button on these forums

For the record, SyntaxBomb prefers the Amiga over the ST - I'll always have super fond memories of the day I loaded up Pro Tracker and armed with ST-01 and ST-02 sample disks created my first MOD tune. I still have it, it sounds shockingly bad, but I was in pure awe of the possibilities.

[Qube]

Ooh, a list of classics I had over the years :

Vic 20 ( had this for my 10th birthday and spent many many hours coding and playing games on it )
Texas TI-99/4A
ZX Spectrum 48k
Sinclair QL
Amstrad CPC 464
Amstrad CPC 6128 ( loved this one )
Atari 400
Atari 800 XL ( spent crazy hours playing Bruce Lee and IK + )
Commodore +4
Commodore 64
Amiga A500 ( 18th birthday )
Amiga A1200

[Rick Nasher]

Ah IK+, I think it came with my miggy, but I ditched it for I missed the humor, blood and gore from Barbarian on the C64.

Specially loved the move where you turn round and cut of the opponents head, which then bounces on the floor with a hollow sound(lol), he goes through his knees and a burst of blood sprays from it's neck. Then the troll like creature comes along, drags the body away and sometimes kicks the head away. Brilliant! 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4Ii_YfJNvw

[Hotshot]

I used do Amiga Amos back in 1992 and still got the boxed for it :-)

[sphinx]

I used:

MSX AX170
MSX AX370
Amiga A600
Amiga 1200
PC (can not count how many but it starts with 80286 and ended with All in one DELL core i7)
MacBook G4 (Motorola days)
MacBook Pro (mid 2009)
MacBook Pro (mid 2014)

[col]

I loved the Amiga ( all of them ) and I think it was definitely the Lion King in its day, especially for games and also apps, only marginally rivalled by the ST because the ST had a MIDI port. In all other ways the Amiga was suprior. I had a 500 and a 1200 and I put a blizzard '060 into the A1200 

It was also the first computer that I used to gain access to the internet, Aminet specifically.

@Qube
I loved the trackers too, especically when Octamed was released
One that I've grown fond of is openmpt from https://openmpt.org/

We used to have the occasional nostalgia thread over on bb.com and as an 'olden' I love them

btw if you can help it... don't get older, I never had any health issues until I tipped over the 40 mark. Now I have a few ailments so I'm going into the 'garage' on Tuesday for an operation to get some minor repairs done

[Krischan]

I didn't work with AMOS but I still have my old equipment and much more in the basement:

- VIC20
- C64-I / C64-II
- C128 / C128D (plastic) / C128D (metal)
- Floppies: 1541-I / 1541-II / 1571 / 1581
- Printer: MPS-801
- Monitor: C1084
- Amiga 500
- Amiga 1000
- Amiga 2000
- Schneider Euro PC
- Commodore PC-20
- Epson HX-20

My wife says that this is electronic garbage but for me it is pure nostalgia. I still have my floppy disks, too but copied all of them ages ago to the PC because they demagnetize.

[dawlane]

My wife says that this is electronic garbage but for me it is pure nostalgia.

My sister says a similar thing, until I tell her that what I have is worth around six grand.

Acorn Atom, Electron, BBC Micro Model B, Master 128 all with software and disk drives
Amstrad CPC 464 with colour monitor + software
Atari 800, 800XL all with software and cassette decks
Commodore VIC-20, C64, C128 all with software, cassette decks, disk drives and printers
Commodore Amiga 500, 600, 1200 all with software
Dragon Data Dragon32 with software
Enterprise 64
Mattel Aquarius with software, memory, expansion, cassette deck and printer
MGT Sam Coupe 512K with software
Tangerine Oric1 48K, Atmos all with software
Sinclair QL, ZX81, ZX Spectrum 16/48K, +2, +3 all with software, printer and other peripherals

Numerous magazines and books from that era.

[Krischan]

My wife says that this is electronic garbage but for me it is pure nostalgia.

My sister says a similar thing, until I tell her that what I have is worth around six grand.

As long as you find somebody who pays for it. Now would be a good time to sell it but I'll keep it, it is mine :-D My precious. You must take it from my cold, dead hands.

[Steve Elliott]

Awesome collection dawlane   

[IanMartin]

The first one I ever programmed on was an Exidy Sorcerer.  I think my Dad got me the Atari 800 so I'd leave his computer alone, heheheh