BTW I love this code: https://kidpix.app/js/app.js repo here: https://github.com/vikrum/kidpix
Kid Pix as a JavaScript App
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#52Oh man this brings back memories. I must have been 6 years old. My dad came home with a computer that they were getting rid of at his work. He set it up that night and, having never seen a computer, I wanted to play with it. Well, for some reason, it had Kid Pix installed. I remember drawing something with a couple of green lines and a few rabbit stamps for good measure. As I recall, I then insisted that we had to pr…
Really though, similar story here: my dad brought back an LC III and Color StyleWriter 2400, and before long I was drawing rocket ships and poo.
I realised that my pictures looked better in LogoWriter than drawn freehand in Kid Pix. And now I ended up writing software!
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#55what is the legality of this website? I don't see anything indicating that it's an official port.
source: https://github.com/vikrum/kidpix
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#59BTW I love this code: https://kidpix.app/js/app.js repo here: https://github.com/vikrum/kidpix
I love rollup, uglify-js, etc. for this kind of thing: just concatenate all the modules into one JS file and ship it as-is.
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ohhh, was it mainly a Mac thing? PC-focus over here. Still think I would have heard of it
It was on the Windows desktops in my schools.