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(November 21, 2006)
Commodore Files at cbmfiles.com
A new site has been added and has a very easy name to remember. It's called CBM Files and is
located at cbmfiles.com. For those new to the Commodore
scene, CBM stands for "Commodore Business Machines" and was Commodore's official name during
the illustrious Commodore days. To begin with, I've moved the entire GEnie Library as well as
all of the GEOS files to cbmfiles.com. This will help ease the bandwidth load here on the
cmdrkey.com site while at the same time providing a much better access to all the files for
faster downloading.
(April 2, 2006)
The Commodore Expansion Port
I've added a new page called "The Commodore Expansion Port" containing links to
other good Commodore computer related sites. You can also search the individual sites from
here. You can find the page by clicking on "Commodore Expansion Port" on the left or
go here.
(February 27, 2006)
The New HD-DOS+
HD-DOS+ is coming very soon (finally) for the CMD-HD. For anyone interested, you can view
some preliminary notes about this development.
(February 12, 2006)
Now Shipping
For the first time ever, JiffyDOS is available for the Commodore VIC-20. You can place an
order for immediate delivery in our online store
(February 7, 2006)
Also Coming Real Soon
For the first time ever, JiffyDOS will be available for the Commodore 16 and Plus/4 computers. As of this date, development is over and we are into the testing stage. Watch for more news.
February 12, 2006 update: Bugs are squashed and testing is now showing no problems.
Expect to see JiffyDOS available for the C-16 and Plus/4 very soon.