Commodore Business Machines (CBM)
The Commodore VIC 20 was my first computer. I’ve always had a special place in my heart for this machine and upgraded across the Commodore line as the 80s and 90s progressed. Commodore computers are popular in the 21st century thanks to the retro computing community and this page collects my Commodore computer related posts.
Commodore Accessories
The First Commodore Joystick: VIC-1311
Unboxing and First Use of the Retro Game TheA500 Mini
Transfer BASIC Programs in Print to Physical Commodore Computers
retroCombs: The Combian pi/400 Project. Use Combian 64 and a Raspberry Pi 400 to create the ulitmate Commodre computer emulator
retroCombs: 10 reasons THEVIC20 and THEC64 are a great retro-computing gifts
FAST LOAD: Upgrade THEC64 mini firmware (v.1.4.2)
retroCombs: FAST LOAD - Install DirMaster on Linux
TEDuino: An Arduino based TED (264) Series Commodore Datasette
retroCombs: The Tapuino Project - Build an Arduino powered Commodore Datasette clone for the Commodore Plus/4
retroCombs: Create a blank .c64 disk image for the Pi1541 or SD2IEC
retroCombs: Pi1541 Assembly and First Use
Commodore PET
Commodore VIC-20
Commodore 64
Commodore Plus/4
The DigiMuz for the Commodore Plus/4 and C16
Commodore Plus/4 User’s Manual - Plus/4 Encyclopedia
Connect a Commodore Plus/4 to a BBS using a Wi-Fi modem
Commodore Plus/4 User’s Manual Chapter 8 - Making Sound and Music on the Plus/4
Commodore Plus/4 User’s Manual Chapter 7 - Using Graphics and Color
Commodore Plus/4 User’s Manual Chapter 6 - Beginning BASIC Programming
Commodore Plus/4 User’s Manual, Chapter 5 - Numbers and Calculations
Commodore Plus/4 User’s Manual, Chapter 4 - Getting Started
Commodore Plus/4 User’s Manual, Chapter 3 - Using Software
Commodore Plus/4 User’s Manual, Chapter 2 - Using the Keyboard and the Screen
Commodore Plus/4 User’s Manual, Chapter 1 - Unpacking and Setting Up
Commodore Plus/4 User’s Manual, Chapter 0 - Open the Box