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@freedosproject@fosstodon.org · 4 months ago

My favorite DOS spreadsheet was As-Easy-As. It's probably still my most-favorite spreadsheet ever. 🤓

I recently interviewed As-Easy-As coauthor Paris Karahalios about how the spreadsheet got started (analyzing Chernobyl data!) and growing TRIUS Inc.

It's a long interview, but a super interesting one with loads of detail! 👍

https://coachingbuttons.com/2025/07/14/aseasy

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As-Easy-As spreadsheet showing new features and functions

Paolo Amoroso

@amoroso@oldbytes.space replied · 4 months ago

@freedosproject ☝️ In the early 1990s I checked out the popular As-Easy-As shareware spreadsheet program for MS-DOS but didn't know much about its origins. This interview with one of the creators tells the fascinating story of As-Easy-As, its focus on science and engineering, and the software house that produced it. A story that crossed with global history.

#spreadsheet #retrocomputing #msdos

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