Renato's Atari hole $$ $$$$$ $$ $$ $$$$$ $$ .$$ $$$$$ $$. :$$ $$$$$ $$: $$$ $$$$$ $$$ $$$ $$$$$ $$$ ,$$$ $$$$$ $$$. ,$$$$ $$$$$ $$$$. ,$$$$; $$$$$ :$$$$. ,$$$$$ $$$$$ $$$$$. ,$$$$$$' $$$$$ `$$$$$$. ,$$$$$$$' $$$$$ `$$$$$$$. ,s$$$$$$$' $$$$$ `$$$$$$$s. $$$$$$$$$' $$$$$ `$$$$$$$$$ $$$$$Y' $$$$$ `Y$$$$$ This is the place I keep some valuable Atari info. This is mainly about the Atari ST/TT line. Back in the '80s and early '90s I was an avid user of my Atari ST. I started to use the ST for university stuff first: the SPICE electronics simoulator (only available on Atari ST at the time!), wrote my reports on it in 1st Word and Signum!. My thesis I wrote on an emulated Mac in Spectre GCR. My Atari was faster than the Mac and had a larger B/W screen. I think I used Framemaker to write my final thesis. After Uni, the ST was used for a lot of other stuff, like midi and programming in C (I used Pure C). I must have ditched the machine at some point - I don't remember and maybe that's good because later I hated myself for it. The original launching of the Atari TT was too late for me and maybe also too expensive back in the days. Fast forward to 2023: I dug up a severely battered, abused Atari TT030/4 at an auction. To make it run again I was kind of forced to dive muc During the process I ran into some 'best practices' regarding the Atari TT. (DIR) Atari TT hardware I use (DIR) Atari TT software I use FreeMINT is a MiNT distribution that creates a full multitasking environment (DIR) FreeMINT on the TT