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Hi, I am Dimitrios Karalis and I am very happy being part of the CPCWiki community. I live in Athens and I was born in 1974. During the period 1987-1995 I developed several applications for the CP/M-80 and the CPC6128. To name a few: Hotel Manager, Technical Dictionary, CPCWrite, Basket Game Monitoring Tool, Music Metronome, Doctor's Database and Mission1990 (a text adventure game similar to the games of Magnetic Scroll). However, I never managed to release any of them! Notice that the standard CPC6128 was the main computer I had for my studies in the University. In 2002 I fitted a 3.5” and a 5.25” floppy drive in my old CPC6128, purchased a few external ROMs, some RAM expansion, a printer, an AMX mouse, a CTM monitor, an RS232C and a reset button. Thus the new CPC era had begun! In 2005 I released my first demo, the Monkey Island 2 (see cpcrulez.fr), a 600 KB screen demo on the basis of the well known famous adventure game. Nowadays, I am mainly interested in collecting all CP/M-80 applications and OverScan Demos for the CPC.
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[[Image:MyCPC.jpg|right|thumb|250px|My CPC still fully active]]
  
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[[Cosmos|COSMOS]], the personal cost monitoring system, which runs under CP/M-80 is my biggest project for the CPC.
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I live in Athens and I was born in 1974. In my opinion, the CPC6128 was the 8-bit micro with the '''biggest potential''' because of its '''CP/M-80 business applications''', its '''colorful overscan games/demos''' and its '''expansion capabilities'''. Inspired and motivated by the greek Pixel magazine (see N.60, page 32, CAT problems), I still develop (MS-DOS like) programs for the CP/M-80 and the CPC6128 just for fun and in order to deal with some of my everyday problems (budget and car maintenance monitoring). I like/prefer single tasking computers because they allow you to focus on your work without being distracted by messages, emails, reminders, notifications, other processes etc, etc.
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My CPC releases pertain to:
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2005, The [[The Monkey Island II Demo]] demo. <br> 
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2005-2021, [[Cosmos|COSMOS]], the personal cost monitoring system which also includes [[ASCII Tools]]. <br>
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2024 June, [[On File]] database management system (50 years anniversary of CP/M-80). <br>
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2024 June, [[No One Like You Demo]] (40 years anniversary of CPC). <br>
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2025, June, On File Register (pending...)!
  
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COSMOS v.26 was released in December 2020!
 
  
 
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Latest revision as of 16:18, 1 May 2025

My CPC still fully active

I live in Athens and I was born in 1974. In my opinion, the CPC6128 was the 8-bit micro with the biggest potential because of its CP/M-80 business applications, its colorful overscan games/demos and its expansion capabilities. Inspired and motivated by the greek Pixel magazine (see N.60, page 32, CAT problems), I still develop (MS-DOS like) programs for the CP/M-80 and the CPC6128 just for fun and in order to deal with some of my everyday problems (budget and car maintenance monitoring). I like/prefer single tasking computers because they allow you to focus on your work without being distracted by messages, emails, reminders, notifications, other processes etc, etc.

My CPC releases pertain to:

2005, The The Monkey Island II Demo demo.
2005-2021, COSMOS, the personal cost monitoring system which also includes ASCII Tools.
2024 June, On File database management system (50 years anniversary of CP/M-80).
2024 June, No One Like You Demo (40 years anniversary of CPC).
2025, June, On File Register (pending...)!.