This podcast features productivity software for the Atari 8 bit home computers. Some 16 bit (Atari ST), and portable (Atari Portfolio) thrown in too! And Antic Magazine coverage.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 143 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Technology |
This episode features AtSpeller, released in 1982 by APX (Atari Program Exchange), and in 1983 specifically as a version for AtariWriter. It was developed by R. Stanley Kistler. more
This episode features Antic Magazine #012, Volume 2, Number 6, from September 1983. more
This episode features Atari Program Text Editor, released in 1981 by APX. It was developed by Mike Lorenzen. more
This episode features Antic Gazette #2441, Volume A, Number F, from April 1981. more
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Finally found a retro 8-bit podcast that really focuses on productivity software, retro computing is so much more than gaming. Also talks about limitations that in hindsight are unbelievable, but also how back then it still actually felt good, or bad depending.
Normally for retro computing, you just hear coverage about games, but this one takes a risk, and it pays off. How would yesteryear's productivity software hold up to today? What if there was some apocalypse where we could only use classic computers? more
You’d think a podcast about productivity software for a personal home computer from 35 years ago would be rather dull. This one is not! The information is presented in a clear and concise manner. An added bonus is the interaction between the host, Wade Ripkowski, and his digital partner, Allison. If you have or had an Atari 8-bit, you’ll love this well-organized and well-presented podcast. I never miss it. Thanks, Wade!
I was a Commodore kid. But hearing such detailed descriptions of old non game programs for the Atari make me realize how much else I missed when I was a kid. Wade does an awesome job of researching each application, describing how it operates etc. Who knew hearing about productivity apps would be something you can’t wait for the next episode for.
A fascinating trip to the birth of personal computing through the lens of Atari, when all of the elements of modern productivity software were being invented - one tiny program at a time.
Apple Podcasts | #132 | Belgium/Technology |
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