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Commodore 64 theme for WordPress

Published by Reverend April 28th, 2007 in WordPress.

BoingBoing has linked to a Commodore 64 theme for WordPress.

So, having spent so much time as of late trying to make WP aesthetically pleasing, fluid, integrated, and easy to navigate, it was nice to set up a blog that represents quite possibly the most difficult and least accessible user interface for the uninitiated command line commie. Che divertito!

Commodore 64

Also, I would like to see if the spammers can crack this one!

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  1. 1 D'Arcy Norman Apr 28th, 2007 at 10:14 pm

    I suppose that’s cool enough… How about a Vic20? PET? ACORN? ;-)
    Actually, that’s pretty darned cool. Man, was the UI ugly back then. I spent waaaaay too much time in there, entering programs from the latest Byte! Magazine…

  2. 2 jimgroom Apr 28th, 2007 at 11:46 pm

    They also have the VIC 20 as part of this theme!:)

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