Subject: Re: JDS's computer
From: WILL HOCHMAN (hochman@uscolo.edu)
Date: Sun Apr 27 1997 - 17:25:00 GMT
Luckily, with a walt/waker drive back up is no problem and the modem is
still hooked up in seymour's room, but why is buddy always losing the
manual?
On Sun, 27 Apr 1997, Matt Kozusko wrote:
>
> > to cornish...one thing is probable--mr. salinger wouldn't have the
> > patience for the "illogic" of windows and dos and is certain to be booting
> > an apple system in the am with his granola and organic milk.
>
> Yes! An early Performa model, if not a Mac Classic (perhaps even a
> IIe!...remember tpying "catalog" to get a dir of the drive?).
>
> Then again, JD could have mislead us all and skipped the early PC
> revolution, going directly from manual typewriter to writing his own
> operating system: Glass OS. You get the usual windows, but all your text
> files appear as haikus and the dos prompt only understand koans. The
> screen saver, of course, is four or five Salinger characters sitting
> around chain smoking. Or Franny writing stuff from Sappho or Epictetus
> with chalk on your screen...
>
>
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