Douglas Adams - Under-the-Desktop Publishing (1991)
April 07, 2020
As elegant and intuitive as the classic Mac environment may have been, life went downhill fast if you needed to deal with INIT conflicts, random crashes, SCSI nightmares, or if you needed more than two serial ports. The one and only Douglas Adams shares a personal horror story. Source: MacUser, November 1991.
Full text available at Douglas’ website.
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