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"Hey, CP/M's great!" you say. "But *HUMONGOUS* CP/M? Well, um, not so much. Show me where I can find some *interesting* CP/M stuff."
OK, try these links.
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News and Discussion
comp.os.cpm
-- The main CP/M news group
comp.os.nowhere
-- another newsgroup
seattle-retrocomp
-- Seattle Retro-Computing Society's news group
Historical Stuff
Wikipedia
-- Wikipedia's entry on CP/M
Wikipedia
-- Wikipedia's entry on CP/M-86
Herb Johnson
's take on the history of CP/M; from his website
Creative Computing Magazine
-- from a contemporary perspective
imsai.net
-- Ex-IMSAI engineer Joseph "Joe" Killian's take.
An anonymous history from 1998.
Old Computer Sites
Old Computers
-- a goldmine of info on old computer and gaming systems.
The Obsolete Computer Museum
-- still onine, but not updated since 2002.
Kee's Computer Home
-- a collector of old computers.
Kee's old computer links
-- LOTS of 'em (and yes, I'm cheating).
Seattle Retrocomputing Society
-- Nice site design. Why didn't I think of that? :-)
Herb Johnson
Retrotechnology
Caldera's FTP Site
Caldera's FTP Site
-- A mirror of Caldera Inc.'s FTP site wherein they made DR-DOS and CPM 2.2 available for download.