Tag: GEOS
Debugging a Ghost: Compute!’s Gazette Issue 4
Compute!’s Gazette Issue 4 takes readers through haunted code, 8-bit horror, and retro mysteries. From “Debugging a Ghost” to Halloween type-ins, it’s a must-read for vintage computing fans this October.
Commodore Purchase Complete: Part 3 of the Acquisition Series
Commodore is officially back. Part 3 of Let’s Buy Commodore captures the completed brand acquisition, C64 Ultimate updates, and industry voices supporting the revival.
GEOS Database Tools on the Commodore 128
GEOS database tools take center stage in the latest video from the AmigaLove channel. Eric (also known as intric8) uses GeoFile and GeoPaint on...
Commodore GEOS Battle Station, Part III
Here comes the grand finale of Amiga Love’s GEOS journey—a tale that began way back in October 2022 with the ambitious GEOS Battle Station....
TurboMaster V3: A Modern Take on the Classic Commodore 64 Accelerator
Thomas Christoph has built a reputation for recreating rare and sought-after Commodore accessories, and his latest project is no exception. His updated version of...
GUI64 Gets a Major Update – WebFritzi’s New Demo Video Showcases Latest Features
WebFritzi is back with another in-depth demo, showcasing the latest updates and improvements to GUI64, a graphical user interface designed for the Commodore 64....
Reviving Retro Uncovers a Rare CMD SuperCPU for the Commodore 128
Alex from Reviving Retro recently hosted a special guest on his channel—Rob Sandry, a longtime friend and fellow collector with a talent for unearthing...
Brian Dougherty: The Visionary Behind GEOS and Early GUI Innovations
In a rare and insightful interview with the Toronto PET Users Group (TPUG), Brian Dougherty, the mastermind behind GEOS (Graphic Environment Operating System) for...
