->  RJT> You're typing at the guy who ran cp/m after most folks in here 
->  RJT> had moved on,  remember?  :-)

-> Yep!  I ran CP/M until the "AT" came out, then I finally
broke down and got an
-> "XT compatible".


 I ran CP/M untill just before the 386's came out, Althouhg it was on
the Z-80 side of a Commorore 128, it was still CP/M
Was running mostly Kaypro CP/M programs which were compatable.
As was the Osborne software.
Although for quick and Dirty Wordprocessing I became quite fond of
RunScript 128. 
 When I retired the Commodore, well into the 486 era,  I went to an XT
clone. Whne the Pentium cale out I uppgraded to a 386 on Steroids, the
Cyrix DLC line of CPU's. In fact I still have that CPU and it's
companion Math Co-Processor on my Computer desk ina Anti-Static Bag.

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