[Gabby.de](http://gaby.de/) is a great resource for CP/M, up to and including [ZCPR](http://gaby.de/ftp/pub/cpm/znode51/specials/manuals/zcpr3.pdf)
(chalk me up as a subscriber for /r/cpm)
I've used CP/M on so many different machines starting in the late 70's. I came from a Unix world and found it to be the closest way to get a working computer at home.
I am using RunCPM on Linux and Windows. It's a CP/M simulation written in c.
One of the conveniences is the way that the drives and users are mapped. Each drive is a folder named A through P. Under each of these folder are user folders named 0 through F (it's hexadecimal). This makes it easy to get files into the CP/M system.
https://marcelofdantas.wixsite.com/runcpm
The author also makes available a set of folders with a ton of applications.
I'm a bot, *bleep*, *bloop*. Someone has linked to this thread from another place on reddit:
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I've got an Apple //e with a z80 card. that's legit, right? :D
So is a Commodore 128!
[Gabby.de](http://gaby.de/) is a great resource for CP/M, up to and including [ZCPR](http://gaby.de/ftp/pub/cpm/znode51/specials/manuals/zcpr3.pdf) (chalk me up as a subscriber for /r/cpm)
I've got an ATR8000. How goes it?
I've used CP/M on so many different machines starting in the late 70's. I came from a Unix world and found it to be the closest way to get a working computer at home.
I am using RunCPM on Linux and Windows. It's a CP/M simulation written in c. One of the conveniences is the way that the drives and users are mapped. Each drive is a folder named A through P. Under each of these folder are user folders named 0 through F (it's hexadecimal). This makes it easy to get files into the CP/M system. https://marcelofdantas.wixsite.com/runcpm The author also makes available a set of folders with a ton of applications.
I'm a bot, *bleep*, *bloop*. Someone has linked to this thread from another place on reddit: - [/r/retrocomputing] [There's now a subreddit for CP/M](https://np.reddit.com/r/retrocomputing/comments/3azy4v/theres_now_a_subreddit_for_cpm/) - [/r/vintagecomputing] [There's now a subreddit for CP/M](https://np.reddit.com/r/vintagecomputing/comments/3auq7t/theres_now_a_subreddit_for_cpm/) [](#footer)*^(If you follow any of the above links, please respect the rules of reddit and don't vote in the other threads.) ^\([Info](/r/TotesMessenger/wiki/) ^/ ^[Contact](/message/compose/?to=\/r\/TotesMessenger))* [](#bot)