CANCELLED - Setting Up Yet Another MS-DOS (YAMD?) Laptop

[granz]

I am guessing it's a bread bin that he uses to hold his stuff in to keep things neat.

That was one of my guesses, too. But I wasn't anywhere near certain of that, so...

[Chris Savage]

That was one of my guesses, too. But I wasn't anywhere near certain of that, so...

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[granz]

That was one of my guesses, too. But I wasn't anywhere near certain of that, so...

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So, you were talking about the size/shape of the Commodore cases. That was another guess. It seems to me that I had heard that term some time in the past, but I wasn't certain about that.

[JKnightandKARR]

I am guessing it's a bread bin that he uses to hold his stuff in to keep things neat.

That was one of my guesses, too. But I wasn't anywhere near certain of that, so...

Or I wasn't even close..... lol

[Chris Savage]

So, you were talking about the size/shape of the Commodore cases. That was another guess. It seems to me that I had heard that term some time in the past, but I wasn't certain about that.

I didn't come up with the term. Computer cases have changed a lot since the Apple II / Commodore VIC-20 days. At some point the Commodore style was referred to as the Breadbin case, as opposed to the Apple II / Coco style cases, and eventually the PC cases.