Re: RPG Cycle Oldtimers! -- RPG400-L

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Eurrat,

>I started on the S34, followed by the S36, the AS400, then a S32 (supporting
>a local client. Believe it or not they are still run GL on it today!)

They still run a S/32 in production???  Wow.  I think the last time I
worked on a S/32 was in1981, although I knew of several in production
use well beyond that.  The last S/34 I personally knew of was retired
less than two years ago.

Why don't they pick up a used 5363 or something.  They are next to
free, take up lots less floor space and electricity, and parts are
more readily available.  And the same KEYBORD/CRT files will run,
nicely centered in a 6x40 area in the center of the screen...
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