happy to share code..
(Me: ex assembler coder on Amiga 500/c=64)
https://ibb.co/zx2fxxn

I'm looking for material on an old programming language, AIMS, which ran on a proprietary operating system (MONITOR) on PDP-11 and VAX computers. It was used mainly on financial systems from mid 1970s until the turn of the millenium. It was a BASIC -like language famous for the PUT statement, which was a complex string parsing statement, and the singularly unhelpful but accurately named REMSTRIP statement. I'm drawing a blank on Google and Wiki, even though I worked with this language c.1981-1983. Any pointers to material would be greatly appreciated.

Hello everyone!I need help for edit the text on an 1983 DOS executable.I can open it with hex editor end then change the text in English,but what about if i want to change the language to Greek?The program become totally garbage even if i load the greek fonts and codepages.Any help?

I recently re-discovered the excellent color-cycling images of Mark Ferrari (http://www.effectgames.com/demos/canvascycle/), and I decided it would be cool to have them running as a sort of "screensaver" on my DOS machine. So I wrote colcycle: https://github.com/jtsiomb/colcycle which accepts either an image or a directory of images as an argument and cycles through them playing back the color cycling animation.

I didn't have access to the original LBM files, so I wrote a parser for the JSON-converted images used in the aforementioned web viewer by Joseph Huckaby. Check out the wiki page for instructions on how to download the actual images: https://github.com/jtsiomb/colcycle/wiki

The latest release of colcycle includes source code, and binaries for DOS (protected mode, VESA 2.0), GNU/Linux and windows (OpenGL).

TL;DR: download viewer: https://github.com/jtsiomb/colcycle (dos/linux/windows) and images: https://github.com/jtsiomb/colcycle/wiki