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Hey @indianaclimate , I’ve been meaning to ask you, what’s the first version of you used? I recently got 4 working on an old machine. Seems like you had to write almost everything yourself back then!

@codykirkp I wouldn’t have known the actual version number but looking at the date, version 4 sounds about right.

@codykirkp Cool! Not sure what version (3.5?), but it was in a Unix environment in a grad level numerical analysis sequence taught by Fadil Santosa at Delaware. Just the command window and no desktop for a long time. I think the signal processing toolbox was introduced around 1990. After moving to IU in 1992, I kept using it on central Unix systems before moving mainly to PC in early 2000s.

@indianaclimate Oh nice. I did find a copy of version 3.5 for DOS thanks to -- yep, command line, but when you plotted a graphic it went to full screen mode temporarily. I didn't start using it regularly until grad school either (2007a, I think it was).

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