The ill-advised business software that helped sink videogame pioneers Infocom now runs on modern PCs
The revival of Infocom's failed database software is a curious journey into the past. While nostalgia is strong, the software's functionality feels dated and unwieldy. It's a reminder of how far we've come in user interface design. - Features are clunky, often requiring unnecessary steps. - Compatibility with modern systems is hit-or-miss, leading to frustration. The article offers a glimpse into the historical context, making it insightful for enthusiasts. However, those seeking practical applications may find it lacking. In the end, it's a curiosity rather than a viable tool for today's users. For more details, check the full article here.
