There it is! Mine, too.

Mine was a Commodore 64. Lol

At the time a Commodore 64 was all I could afford.

It was nuts. Then I got a computer were it was all DOS. I used windows 98 at work but really have had Macs the minute they came out. Even the bubble colored ones. Now I refurbish MacBooks. For me.

Now I prefer Linux & Chromebooks.

Linux is ok but I’m a Mac person. I do hate this new iPhone I got though. I liked my little SE2 and like a home button. I got a 15 and am ready to use it as a rock. I’ve only had a week and can’t get used to it. I guess I was just used to my old one.

The 8 bit Amiga! I had an Atari 400 with upgraded RAM and an 810 disk drive with Happy Ehancement and.

We started with the cassette tapes. We had 8K memory cartridge as well. Added a floppy drive and printer. Remember having to insert a BASIC cartridge? I wrote two programs. A biorhythm and a game where beavers swimming upstream had to avoid logs. It always broke when they hit a log, though.

I remember the Atari Spanish language learning course on tape. I learnt how to use wildcards from the Atari 810 disk manual and wanted the 830 serial interface and a modem for BBSs. I played a lot of games.

Mine too. I "graduated" to an IBM PCjr. I was also a PC-DOS(w/Stacker) and OS/2 fanboy. I know of Gary Kildall. I have a hat that says: "1998 - Year of the Linux Desktop," that I got from Comdex, where I shook Linus Torvald's hand. Linux User #91388.