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Lotus 1-2-3 For Linux
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Sorry but it's a blatant gen x spreadsheet program!
The last release was in 2002. It's not limited to Gen X. As an older millennial, I leaned Lotus 1-2-3 and Lotus Word Pro before I was introduced to Microsoft's Suite.
WordPerfect or gtfo
I miss Wordperfect, although I don't miss the templates everyone had on their keyboards.
I mostly wish Word had "show codes."
Opera Soft’s games ftw
As a younger Gen-Xer, we were still using Lotus Notes for logging calls when I worked at Dell Tech support in 98-99. It sucked.
Hahahahaha.
I was still using Notes in 2013. Most functions had moved on, but for the government department that I was working for at the time it was essential for IM, group mailboxes, and... a specific type of diplomatic communication.
Right but we don't age things from it's last release do we!
First released in 83 when I was 9 and I played with my ZX81.
Huh. I played with my penis. And an Atari 1040ST (a few years later).
Well then, Thanks for sharing! I moved on from a ZX81 to a BBC Master (128k+dbl sided 40/80T dual disk drive) and then to a Falcon 030 in late '92. Games sounded sooo much better on the Falcon 030
That hardware is so fascinating (in hindsight): I love that it had a hardware jpeg decoder. Fun times.
For sure man, mine came with a copy of cubase which blew my mind then and now lol
I'm an Xennial and my grandmother taught me how to use Lotus when I was in junior high lol