Decuir & Cherryhomes / Atari & FujiNet - VCF SoCal 2024 Presentations

Bridging Eras: Power of Atari OS through FujiNet Connectivity
Joe Decuir - Former Atari Engineer, Lecturer at University of Washington
Thomas Cherryhomes - Firmware Developer of FujiNet
Joe and Thom talk about the Atari Operating system, highlighting its innovative features and architectural design. They explore how FujiNet, a modern networking device for vintage computers, utilizes the Atari OS to enable network capabilities and internet connectivity for Atari computers - bridging the gap between classic computing and contemporary networking technologies.
Presented Saturday, February 17, 2024 at the Vintage Computer Festival SoCal at Hotel Fera in Orange, CA
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[@vcv6560]

Great to see these get to the web, even as well attended for its first show (VCF SoCal) not everyone could travel to hear this pioneering work on Fujinet.

[@VCFSoCal]

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[@MisterEddo]

Great presentation, thanks for sharing it!

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[@Vampier]

I had no clue what I was in before I went as I don’t have an Atari - but I am glad it went as it was a good presentation

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[@vcv6560]

Please post too the interview about the development history at IBM. It was Sunday afternoon as I remember.

[@VCFSoCal]

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[@billkendrick1]

11:40 The "E:" editor device "didn't do anything important", Joe says! 😂
I know, I know, he's really talking about the 400 & 800 built-in Memo Pad. Still though, the Atari's editor was joy to work with, compared to the Timex Sinclair 1000 (ZX81), Commodore 64, and Apple II that I had also poked around on at the time.

[@VCFSoCal]

Hey Bill! Funny lol -Cheers, Steve aka The VintNerd