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Atari ST Multitasking with Geneva by Gribnif Software

The Atari ST was a great system with many advanced features, the one it lacked vs Windows was the ability to load multiple programs at the same time and then effortlessly switch between them. But then in 1988, along came Gribnif Software and a genius named Dan Wilga. Dan released two significant pieces of software, Geneva and NeoDesk. Geneva is a multitasking environment that runs on your Atari ST and allows you to launch and operate many other programs at the same time. NeoDesk is a very sophisticated desktop replacement for the normal Atari ST. Today, we're going to look at Geneva and some of its capabilities. You'll learn how to launch other programs and switch between them. In later videos I'll cover some of its functions in more detail. Then, after that, I'll take a look at NeoDesk. QUICK NOTE: I'm working on a follow-up video on Geneva's other features. I was trying to get it to run in Atari's medium resolution but with no success. There is even a setting for it to read the video setting from the desktop.inf or newdesk.inf files. No luck. BUT.... I stumbled on the solution. I'm using the Steem and Hatari emulators. But I had them set to 14MB of memory. Not sure if it is the emulators or Geneva, but it reverts to low resolution when booting. So for now, use 4MB and you'll be fine in medium resolution. Link to Gribnif Software: https://gribnif.github.io/ Visit the Atari Geek https://www.theatarigeek.com Like the Atari Geek on Facebook   / theatarigeek   Follow the Atari Geek on Twitter   / geek_atari   00:00 Introduction 00:10 Windows Multitasking 00:40 Geneva Intro 01:15 NeoDesk Appearance 01:35 Geneva Under other 01:50 NeoDesk Menus 02:00 Top Menu changes 02:20 Launching program from File Manager 02:34 Chess example on ST 03:30 Launching Chess from Geneva Menu 04:20 Review menus displayed 04:48 Notator launch 05:00 Switching between loaded programs 06:00 Quitting individual programs 07:00 Loading Monkey Island 07:55 Geneva handling a crash 09:08 Geneva help system 10:04 Setting Geneva hot keys 10:55 other Geneva options 12:10 Thanks to Dan Wilga 12:58 Summary