In September 1986, he stated Apple the legendary computer on the market Apple IIGS therefore celebrated its thirtieth birthday this year. But his thirties did not go unnoticed, because the computer received a system update to version 23 after 2.4 years. Software developer John Brooks took care of the update.
The new version of the system taught Apple IIGS can work with files of types SYS, S16, BIN, BAS, or the well-known TXT. The system has also been expanded with a new application launcher Bitsy Bye, which is supported by the 6502, 65c02 and 65816 processors. In addition to the above, there is also ProDOS 2.4 improves work with floppy disks and even flash drives, which must be specially modified for an old computer.
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As you may have noticed, this is not a self-published system Applem. However, the developer has provided a handy update, which is also smaller than the previous version released by Applu. New system code ProDOS 2.4 is more economical and, for example, the aforementioned launcher takes up only 1KB of RAM.
if you do not have Apple IIGS, but you are tempted to try the new system for some reason, so don't despair. Anyone can also run it in a web emulator on Archive.org.
*source: žive.cz
That's good, it's all the rage now with big companies. E.g. Bosch is also moving in this direction:
http://www.bosch-stiftung.de/content/language2/html/51775_69307.asp
wrong thread :-D