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Timonin Maxim Anatolievich
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25 September 2006
Hello Lennon
I know, I know him! In Klaipeda (Lithuania) in those early years he also often
met! Although he was not the only one or even the main one...
From
Yuliy Trunin
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25 September 2006
Hello, All
And so, I’m opening another thread dedicated to the description of bootTov commanders,
written for ZX-Spectrum. This section is intended to publish
detailed description of both the commander himself and his history (creation and
use).
It seems to me that each habitat of the ZX-Spectrum had its favorite and
common commanders. Therefore, it would be great if everyone
an inhabitant of his habitat (ZX-Spectrum subculture) would describe his commander.
Of course, you can still look at the various commanders and give them detailed information.
description, but I would like a story
Although in the future, when all the stories have been exhausted, you can simply give
descriptions without history.
We kindly ask you not to negotiate in the thread, express admiration and indignation.
Only descriptions + maximum additions!
I look forward to interesting stories from you, because we have a lot of talented people on our forum!
:v2_clapp:
From
Yakovlev Anton
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25 September 2006
Hello Lennon
len> In addition to the progress bars, four letters run horizontally on the screen
len> ABCD, apparently you need to use them to determine whether the computer is frozen or not
len> when copying, if the letters run, then everything is hockey.
Not at all. letters abcd - select the destination disk. the desired letter is highlighted
red. when copying on one drive, two inscriptions appear - insert input
disk and insert output disk
Another feature of this commander is that it can record
several files with the same name, and also the fact that when copying it
in parallel makes appropriate changes to the zero track. thus,
if there is not enough space on the destination disk, then what was overwritten before,
will remain. this is how it differs from, for example, shell (1990, should have
me on the old mugs, haven’t seen it on the internet), which makes changes to the zero
track only after complete recording has been completed. as a consequence, if
There is not enough space, you will have to copy again
From
Alexandr Sinyakov
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25 September 2006
Hello Lennon
len> I looked through it quickly... There are a lot of bottles that are a stretch
len> can be called booties... these are more like demos and their place is in your demos.
len> And being there is like an extra. special effect :)
boot is a program that can run a basic file. Nothing more from her
required. So all these effects are a visual bloat of the bottle, and not
on the contrary. If the program can operate with files (copying, deleting and
etc.) - this is already a commander.
The ability to run basic puts even initially non-bottle ones in the category of boot
programs (BestView, Littie Viewer...)
From
Yuliy Trunin
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25 September 2006
Hello, alexeenko
ale> I'm posting a small collection of boot;
Viewed; quickly... There are a lot of bottles that can hardly be
call them boot... these are more like demos and their place is in your demos. And being there
as additional special effect :).
I liked Rodionov’s bottle and Norton... I remember in the 1st year I dreamed of making Norton,
never got around to it. And here it is implemented with a great degree of similarity! More
I liked Dandy, I saw it at Baikonur... Very beautiful and almost like in
original, except for the color scheme. By the way, on my first cassette Dandy
there was just such a file manager.
Returning to the Volgodosk archive, there are a lot of bottles there, and if I remember correctly
visual memory, then there are a lot of butts that weren’t there and you can also smell them
users' addiction to several types! Not a bad collection from Samara.
In general, I prefer our little blue one! There is nothing superfluous in it. I met
several bottles on a black background, which are somewhat reminiscent of a blue one,
the location of the files and the shape of the marker, its size. There is a feeling that
some kind of continuity was possible. Still, I wonder who was the author of that
buta that I described... Since you recognized it, it was unlikely that it was our Baikonur
product and therefore you can find the ends of who wrote it and when. And maybe
Turbinov is not the author, he just completed something there and called himself the author,changing the version of the program... I had older versions, there were also
consisting of one file, the so-called mono loader. However, nothing
preserved, since the archive from Baikonur was lost, and I accidentally got this boot
remained in the archive with one of the emulators, I abandoned it to make it easier
run proper emulation tests.
P.S. As I understand it, everyone had a favorite bottle, and there’s nothing to add?
:v2_lol; Or; did you have continuous demoboots? :v2_wink2:
From
Alexander Shushkov
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25 September 2006
Hello, SAM style
I haven’t looked at the above archive, but I’ll remind you about my boot - Program Box 2.0
(http://abzac.retropc.ru/files/ProgramBox2_0.zip). Present in the bottle
imitation of Windows, if anyone doesn’t remember :)
From
Yakovlev Anton
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25 September 2006
Hello bugsy
> Someone promised to make a boot site.
I wonder who? :D
http://zxboot.narod.ru