Let's enjoy few chiptunes with the perfect tool!

[bernado82]

Hello!
ChipTunes etc… is my playlist for Spotify (a truncated version exist on Deezer too):
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1juVxm3beomqM38isNZRIj

Over 1300 musics and more than 80 hours of listening. It’s perfect if you’re lost on a desert island!

If it includes a lot of “classic” chiptunes, you will also find many titles like these:

Mindless Self Indulgence - It Gets Worse (lyric video)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNFjLzVKVdk

Tagada Jones - Nous avons la rage
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1WOgrSZ6Qk

Crystal Castles - Untrust Us
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZu3EUVJ8-4

FantomenK - DisChipo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RauRj6OAgNU

Dubmood - Solitude
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTVE52g64FA

Bondage Fairies - Clone
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvqcGGc7Pdo

Dubmood - Mainstream Technology
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzoX7pernfs

Gidropony - Puppet-show
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mzf2uPx1gYk

Bought in April, the Q30 was my first headset with noise reduction and satisfied me completely until now.

[Chiquinho]

I see an ATARI?
Still in use?
Reminds me of those days in 1980 I used it at the university.
Much cheaper and even better than this ones :

[bernado82]

My Atari 520 STe (with 1MB of RAM) still works even if I haven’t turned it on for a long time. But, especially for you, I turned it on again tonight with the TCB Tracker diskette. Here is the proof:

My ATARI was bought in summer 1989. My first used computers were the Commodore PET 2001 in 1981, then the TRS80 Model 1 from Tandy. Later Atari & Amiga and finally the PC under Windows. I’m mainly using openSuse Linux (KDE desktop) now…

[Chiquinho]

Fantastic.
I used such an Atari to create TeX documents at the university.
We had created and installed a WYSIWYG-system on this machine.

Of course I use LINUX, what else

Now I am on an old LENOVO T410s. 8GB and 128GB SSD. -> LINUX Mint.
I have another LENOVO with the same system kept in reserve.
That’s enough for a pensioner like me.

[ktkundy]

Wow nice Atari! Thanks for sharing the music with us as well

[bernado82]

Mint helped a lot for the adoption of Linux by many beginners, but I regretted the day they dropped the support for the KDE Plasma desktop.

On early Atari ST computers, sounds were reproduced by just a mono speaker in the screen monitor. But the 520 STe have cinch RCA stereo connectors, so I’m using a Bluetooth transmitter to get the Atari’s music or sounds into my Life Q30 headphone (Piano profile selected in Soundcore sound equalizer for Q30).