Emulator H.Shalaev 2.07

Hello, Alexey!

It’s quiet outside the window, and I’m sitting and writing a response to a letter written from Alexey Potehin to
Igor Gruzdev Sat Aug 02 1997 at 04:36...

IG>> fdi2trd from Misha Kondratyev.
AP> Where can I get this useful thing?

For you :) (812) 135-6205 - from 0 to 8 daily. freq: files

With all kinds of regards and wishes.
Igor.

... Those who married princesses are no longer considered fools.

May you have eighty-three bags of hryvnias, Evgeny!

Somehow a long time ago, and specifically Thursday August 14, 1997 at 04:29 pm Evgeny Milun
wrote by Tim Yunaev:

TY>> Because before, by pressing F5, you could use the arrows and enter to select
TY>> the disk, but now you have to reach for mouse, which I don’t use with
TY>> emulator, and therefore it’s lying on the sidelines.
EM> I understand - it’s hard... But... But personally, I can’t imagine working
EM> on a modern computer without a mouse... In general, it’s a matter of taste, but the mouse
EM> wasn’t invented in vain...

You see, when working with the emulator itself, the mouse is not used, therefore
lies to the side.

EM> Have you been using IBM for a long time?

For a long time.

EM> Have you worked with many programs on it? Well, just know that the control you didn’t like is almost a standard for the DOS interface, since about 1990.

This is not the turbo vision you’re talking about.

EM> And I personally (and as far as I understand, Shalaev himself) think that it’s not worth it
EM> neglect the experience of others.

Only when it becomes a tribute to fashion, it is no longer worth doing.

EM>>> For me, now it’s much better.
TY>> More beautiful - yes. Better - no.
EM> You're probably just not used to such an interface.

Okay. Explain - how did it get better? What to accomplishthe same
action must be pressed twice as many keys?

TY>> Still, the old one was more convenient to use.
EM> Well, if it comes to that, and to look at it this way, the abacus was more convenient
EM> than a computer, and the abacus was an abacus.

The program is not made in order to look at it, but in order to
work with it. And work efficiency cannot be sacrificed at the expense of beauty.

With respect, Tim. [Team AMD - Amiga Must Die]
[Team Aries Rulez Forever]