@enicon Oh hello! Indeed!!

@ukscone Ah, the Agon will be back, for sure. I've got some ideas for a neat app, alongside all the bug fixes and improvements.

@RobeeShepherd I should spend more time on here. Twitter is just a habit, and there are still some folk on there that I chat too. I do tune into Mastadon daily.

@ukscone I will be fitting it with a Gotek at some point, and will be compiling the code on the disks using Mike's original assemblers (6502/Z80) to produce object code which should run on the C64/Spectrum/Amstrad.

@ukscone Just using it at the mo to get some data off a box of 3" disks I've been given. Yes, it was the machine of choice. The Tatung was quite popular around Manchester. Mike Webb (who worked at Ocean, maybe Binary Design, then Software Creations) developed a dev system around it, and it was borrowed/copied by various companies in the area. I think the Tatung was chosen because it was cheap and robust.

@TopazRabbit Grand! You can't beat a good book collection. I don't know about you, but it's quite interesting going back to the books with (in my case) 40-odd years of experience.

The plan is to transfer all the files off these disks to a PC and publish them on a Git. I am not sure about the editors as I've not asked permission from the authors yet. They should run as self-contained trackers to play the tunes though once assembled.

Some of the disks contain Mike Webb/Ste Ruddy's Z80/6502 assembler/editor. I managed to load the 6502 one and some source for what appears to be the SID music for Black Lamp.