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"The Art Of Code" - Lisa Source Release

Started by fri0701, November 15, 2022, 05:37:13 PM

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fri0701

https://computerhistory.org/blog/the-art-of-code-at-chm/

"Closely following will be CHM's public release of the source code for the Apple Lisa computer, a remarkably influential project by Apple that did so much to bring the graphical user interface and "What You See is What You Get" approaches into personal computing. It is still our primary way of interacting with digital technology forty years later."

Exciting stuff!

stepleton

Fantastic news! Congrats Al and everyone at CHM + elsewhere who are making this happen.

rayarachelian

You don't know what it's like, you don't have a clue, if you did you'd find yourselves doing the same thing, too, Writing the code, Writing the code

AlexTheCat123


Al Kossow

I spent an hour today with CHM's video team shooting high res video of 7/7, workshop, and macworks
for the Art of Code Lisa events in January.

It's happening...

Also, has anyone tried the 800K LOS driver on the Garden? The contents of the zip file doesn't make any sense.

I now have two Lisa 2's running and wanted to play with an 800K drive in one of them.

AlexTheCat123

QuoteAlso, has anyone tried the 800K LOS driver on the Garden? The contents of the zip file doesn't make any sense.

I haven't tried the one on the Garden, but I've tested the one on Macintosh Repository and it works great!

compu_85

Same - no problems with the 800k driver from the repository.

I put a copy of the disk image which I used here:  http://compu85.homeip.net/stuff/Lisa/Software/OfficeSystem/

-J

rayarachelian

Quote from: Al Kossow on December 07, 2022, 07:39:19 PM
I spent an hour today with CHM's video team shooting high res video of 7/7, workshop, and macworks
for the Art of Code Lisa events in January.

It's happening...
...


Al,

Thank you very much for your unwavering efforts in this. I've always wanted to many things about the internals of LOS and you've made that a reality for many of us.
You don't know what it's like, you don't have a clue, if you did you'd find yourselves doing the same thing, too, Writing the code, Writing the code

rayarachelian

This is scheduled for Jan 31st, 2023 at 7PM PST, you can register here: https://computerhistory.org/events/happy-40th-birthday-lisa/#register and attend virtually or in person.
You don't know what it's like, you don't have a clue, if you did you'd find yourselves doing the same thing, too, Writing the code, Writing the code

stepleton

That's 3 AM London time, but I might stay up late anyway  :D

Al Kossow

I think the source drop is scheduled for the 19th, which is the 40th anniversary of the annoucement

compu_85


Lisa2

Complete with a cameo by Lisa Brennen-Jobs. 
Fantastic!

Al Kossow

The event was exhausting. I got to catch up with a bunch of Apple friends I hadn't seen in decades.
Disappointed that they barely mentioned the source release at all. The mention that was made was
added at the last minute.

compu_85

I'm guessing the Office System demo you gave was also greatly cut down.

Still, looks like your efforts paid off :)