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You open up a Commodore 64, and the box says "welcome to the world of friendly computing." You turn on a modern PC, and it immediately threatens your data unless you agree to save your data to *their* cloud service. That right there is why we talk about vintage computers. Folks need to be reminded of what's possible. #Commodore64 #VintageComputing
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I suppose I should post something introductory now that I'm on my own instance. I'm a Linux lady who used to work in COBOL development and assorted legacy systems management gigs. Nowadays I make videos and occasional blog posts about Linux and vintage/retro tech. Entirely supported by viewers like you (no sponsors as of writing). Links in bio. Are we still doing hashtags? #linux #retrocomputing #vintagecomputing #amiga #commodore #homelab #unix #peertube #youtube
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I asked ChatGPT and another AI to generate qbsh scripts and even gave it commands like CALC and PIP to incorporate. It clearly had bash in the crunchbang. When I suggested it wasn't qbsh, it apologized, removed that line and told me it was more using correct syntax and not "bash built-ins" and hallucinated qbsh commands that don't exist like GREP. It was pretty hilarious.
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Close to none of this is true whatsoever. It was partly inspired by #Commodore64, but also by CP/M. And while #qbsh does support basic scripting, it is very much not BASIC compatible with any retro BASIC platform. qbsh won't teach you to program in #BASIC by using it, even though it is #opensource and written in QBASIC, but to that end, qbsh won't teach you how to code in BASIC any more than #bash will teach you to code in C.
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Seriously thinking of what it might be like to have an immutable OS that just drops you into #qbsh. Like, go full on #Commodore64, #Atari, #Apple with it - boot a ROM that drops to a BASIC shell. Like, we take #Linux, and throw POSIX out the window, and include bash for the sake of compatibility and to offload IO that hasn't been natively implemented yet. Using something like #Fedora IoT for the base with automatic updates and using qsh scripts as much as possible for background operations.
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