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-====== Mint for the Atari ST ======
-FreeMint is an alternative opensource Operative System for the 16/32bits Atari, which has the particularity of being compatible with the original Atari TOS as well a being a Unix clone.
-== Disk image ==
-If you're curious about Mint, you can check this hard disk image containing a ready to use Freemint disk image.
-You should use it with ST High Resolution (640*400) and 4MB of Ram.
-[[http://www.subsole.org/static/retrocomputing/st_mint.04.img.zip|Atari ACSI hard diskimage]]
-== How it looks ==
-{{:st_mint.png?300|}}
-When Mint is installed, you get now a real multitasking OS, as show these programs running simultaneously.
-== Components ==
-  * Crippledmint 0.15 taken from http://atari.st-katharina-apotheke.de/download/cripple.zip
-  * Minix FS Driver and Minit FS Formatter, QED Editor taken from http://atari.st-katharina-apotheke.de/download/st-pack.zip
-Included are FreeMint 1.15 and Atari AES v 4.1 (aka Multitos)
-== Tips ===
-From [[http://www.panix.com/~jens/atari-hd.par | this page]] I have mirrored {{:ataripartpl.txt | here}} the useful perl script of Jens which allows accessing the Atari TOS Partitions from Unix/Linux.