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Adam Savage tested on youtube https://youtu.be/U46Yo_6z_F4?si=BcS78WBPsyI4kUVm I think that's a perfect spot for you !

I think a special interview with Tested for presenting the vintage Lego and your models would be awesome 👌 It's an important part of computing history not to be taken lightly. You can also invite them directly at your Lego conference. There is a spot for this subject people need this information

Here is the german manual https://archive.org/details/lego-lines-manual It needs some time for processing by archive Daniel from Germany if you hear us save a copy of the disk please. 🙏

Here is the link https://archive.org/details/interface-a-programming It mighty be still processing the document the full manual coming soon. I am curious of what evan thinks about it.

I received today the package from Germany,.No disk as I suspected. However with the manual there are plenty of exclusive documentation. 4 pages of Basic, Pascal and Comal codes.

We can very well make a lego computer running on Linux with a raspberry pie and a parallel +serial port shield. The main logical reason for that is that all those retro computers will not last for ever. The corrosion will eventually destroy all motherboards. Raspberry pie will still be around hopefully

I am curious how you can make a robot arm from the 1090 set knowing you have only two motors, All models I have seen use the 1092 set instead. How did you manage with those limitations.

Maybe we can make some store with adapter pcb for raspberry pie and arduino for interface A +B. I have seen a user on YouTube who already made and adapter for arduino. The retro Lego shields. https://youtu.be/ZT2Cm_PV4GQ?si=koavfsDhFj6iZaWu When those shields come around other good stuff will come after. All those old software can run within Wine emu on Linux. https://youtube.com/shorts/Kk-cttg1Lmg?si=7_gjcgxf9iYiz_-P If we can make a lego programming environment running on Linux RBP, this will extend the lifespan of the sets for the next 50 years or so. And we can run over own pcb store .

Getting those running on a special Linux distribution on a raspberry pie with a lego case would be absolutely perfect

I think the best would be, interface A, interface B and RCX. Would be great if you could program the rcx robots with scratch.

I am getting the german version of lego lines for IBM soon. I have no clues if the package contain the disk, maybe Just the manual..... If by any chance we get the disk, this will allow us by comparing the French and German versions to make a perfect English version. But the french and German look very similar if not identical.

Somebody has started developping a scratch like blocks programming environment https://youtube.com/shorts/FvEhMnCWDJY?si=YZbb0znmdpJ97vPh https://youtu.be/7r8tmJPJD5E?si=KDM8raTmcxNqUn2m https://github.com/Ajb2k3/ULI

It can also be modded and translated easily to any language.

Breaking news lego control lab win95 seems perfectly portable !! I am refering to the app itself not the installer.And It seems to launch on all windows version !!!! I can launch it on win10 64bits... https://archive.org/details/control-lab-win-95-portable

This guy on youtbe demonstrate all 1030 models https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgIsNOjw64Ys4MCYe-CIG2mlIpYEVuNjU&si=Jy5zpAA0na8IliOn I kindly asked him if he could start the 1032 set, he answered yes than maybe we are going to have the video lessons for both sets.