That's one of the nicest computers there ever was to start learning on. The lowest barrier to entry and some of the best books.
My 'growth path' was KIM-1, TRS-80 pocket, then the bigger trs stuff, then an english color computer clone called the Dragon 32, then a beeb, Atari ST and from then on IBM pc's.
At some point a company that I was partner in also had a PDP 11 but we did not do too much with it because of the power requirements, that was my first unix experience.
That's one of the nicest computers there ever was to start learning on. The lowest barrier to entry and some of the best books.
My 'growth path' was KIM-1, TRS-80 pocket, then the bigger trs stuff, then an english color computer clone called the Dragon 32, then a beeb, Atari ST and from then on IBM pc's.
At some point a company that I was partner in also had a PDP 11 but we did not do too much with it because of the power requirements, that was my first unix experience.