GEM Desktop Environments Graphic Subsystems Operating Systems
GEM Desktop Environments Graphic Subsystems Operating Systems
GEM stands for Graphical Environment Manager, a windowing environment created by Digital Research, the same firm known for creating DR-DOS. Runs on DOS (16- & 32-bit Intel x86), and on 16-bit Atari ST/STE/TT (Motorola 680x0). Now licensed under the GPL.
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Artline - Free downloads of GEM Artline (and Artline 2), first worldwide full-featured illustration application for IBM PCs. Released in 1988, it had full Bézier support, fully scaleable vector-fonts, PostScript support.
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GEM Workshop - Part of the large Owen Rudge site: downloads (GEM Download Manager for Windows, drivers), links, history, information, screenshots.
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MAD - My Atari Derived Library - Article. Casting GEMs before PC-users.
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GEM Programs - Heinz Rath's page: downloads (desktop, drivers, games; binaries, source), documentation, links.
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Yahoo Groups: gem-announce - Announcement list for GEM and the FreeGEM project.
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Digital Research's GEM: Intel 8086 version - PC-GEM fine descriptions, downloads.
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Shane Land OpenGEM - The online home of Shane Martin Coughlan. Downloads the OpenGEM distribution of GEM. Also author's projects, presonal info., C.V., photos, weblog.
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GEM - PC GEM and GEM documentation, downloads, links, news, screenshots, developer information.
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Intel GEM - Graphical environment for IBM PC and Atari ST. PC GEM was a fairly widely used GUI until the release of Windows 3.0. Now licensed under the GPL.
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FreeGEM WebRing - Sites that promote use and development of PC/GEM: can be anything from gaming to programming.
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