Non-MS-DOS/Windows
Computers Page
What Am I Trying To Do Here?
You buy an old computer at a garage sale, or your aunt Emma gives one to you. It doesn't look
like the ones at work, and it doesn't act like them either. Little Jackie could use a computer of her
own, but how do you figure out how to make this thing useful? Chances are good that there is an
on-line group that can help you make that old boat anchor useful, or line you up with someone
that knows how to and is willing to take it off your hands. Here are some links to groups for
some of the most common non-MSDOS Computers . The fact that a computer isn't listed here
doesn't mean that there aren't groups out there for it. It just means that I haven't had a reason to
look for them. If you have contact info for such groups, feel free to e-mail me. I may add the
information to these links. The fact that a computer is listed here doesn't imply that it is obsolete
or that most computers of its kind are in closets or garage sales. It just means that I think there
may be people out there encountering older models of the line and not knowing quite what to do
with them.
Older Computers In General
Obsolete Computer Museum
Apple II and Apple III
Apple FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions
Commodore Amiga
Amiga Report Magazine
CUCUG
Commodore 8-bits (C64/128, Plus4, PET, Vic, etc.
Commodore Hacking
Commodore FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
Tandy/Radio Shack Color Computer
CoCo FAQ
Coco Site
Texas Instruments TI99/4A
99'er Classic Home Computer Page
Texas Instruments TI/99/4a Home Computer
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