@dosnostalgic there's some history over here:
http://www.seasip.info/Cpm/drlogo.html
Dr. Logo 1.x was released in "late 1983" and thus about the same time as IBM's logo (licensed from LSCI), but it bombed in the market so hard the original disks are now lost media πβ
which is why i'm interested in preserving it
probably not helped by being written for CPM-86, a bare binary can be had from here:
okay interesting find pointed out to me by https://twitter.com/matthewwaller
there was a Dr. Logo 2.0
it ran on plain MS-DOS!
it was never released!
it's dated 1984, Atari ST Logo may have been derived from this version?
you can download it from the CHM
https://www.computerhistory.org/collections/catalog/102770784
@robdaemon @48kRAM @thomasfuchs
MP/M-86 - Miscellaneous Digital Research, Inc. disk #5? π€¨
05.JPG Physical floppy image
05.TD0 TeleDisk compressed image
DRC861.CMD
LFUNC1.C
LFUNC1.OBJ
LOGO.H
LOGOPT.H
GEM is truly truly outrageous
Mufasa 