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From Dimm Agabekov To All 7 October 1998

* Crossposted in ZX.SPECTRUM
* Crossposted in REAL.SPECCY

Hi, All!

who can say which versions of %Subj% collected on Russian loose powder are the least
gliky in terms of incompatibility with any programs and hardware.
and if anyone has a diagram of such a “monster” (in the file) can send it to me.

or by e-mail: di...@kspu.kaluga.ru

// Dimm aka BeXEL


From Alexander Kormishin To All 10 October 1998


Hello to you, Dimm!

■ 07 Oct 98 at 22:42:15 Dimm Agabekov addressed the following words to
All:

DA> Hi, All!

DA> who can say which versions of %Subj% collected in Russian
DA> loose are the least
DA> glitchy in terms of incompatibility with any programs and
DA> glands.
the naked Pentagon-128 is most compatible. However, when connecting the hardware, a small problem arises - it does not have a system connector. However, this can be easily solved.
All other computers can be more/less
modified to the required form. Here we have gotten the hang of Leningrad-clones
developing them in such a way that they are not programmatically different from the
Pentagon :)

DA> and if anyone has a diagram of such a “monster” (in the file) can
DA> throw it at me.
there are no diagrams in the file

Well, that’s it. Goodbye, Dimm.


From Konstantin Sviridov To All 16 October 1998

| for incompatibility with any programs and
DA> glands.
>The bare Pentagon-128 is most compatible. True, when connecting the hardware, a small problem arises - it does not have a system connector. However, this can be easily solved.
>All other computers can be more/less
>modified to the required form. Here we have gotten the hang of Leningrad-clones
>developing them so that they are programmatically no different from
the Pentagon :)
>