마이크로소프트, GW-BASIC을 오픈소스로 공개https://t.co/JNWeoEB36p https://t.co/XeaBbpFteK pic.twitter.com/RCMNltdDUb

— H. Kim (@metavital) May 22, 2020

Microsoft takes you back to 1983: It's just open-sourced its GW-BASIC interpreter https://t.co/yRk5QKuqrD by @LiamT

— ZDNet (@ZDNet) May 22, 2020

This is interesting!@Microsoft has released the source to GW-BASIC under the MIT license.#OpenSource #Assemblyhttps://t.co/mzgN2RVBe3

— FreeDOS (@FreeDOS_Project) May 22, 2020

MSのBASICは仮想マシン語的なのから8088, 6502, 6809, Z80 etc向けに変換してたのかhttps://t.co/Nvw0MCoh7k

— zakki (@k_matsuzaki) May 22, 2020

To celebrate the end of #Build2020, we thought we'd drop a little surprise for you all: Microsoft is open-sourcing GW-BASIC from 1983! Yes, really! :) https://t.co/bAQgiWFKPV

— Rich Tur-minal-ner-d (@richturn_ms) May 21, 2020

Microsoft has open sourced GW-Basic!https://t.co/8ARb4mmx6A

This is spectacular. "Initial commit - 38 years ago": pic.twitter.com/G0ZcOV8iIu

— Richard Geldreich (@richgel999) May 22, 2020

Microsoft open sources GW-BASIC!https://t.co/nZ6qECyPHJ

— Anatoly Shashkin? (@dosnostalgic) May 21, 2020

Downloaded Microsoft Open-Sources GW-BASIC and building it to run native in Raspberry Pi!

Amazing times!

Thank you Microsoft! https://t.co/047eEGDrVw

— Brian Roemmele (@BrianRoemmele) May 22, 2020

Microsoft has open sourced GW-BASIC, this was my first ever programming language. Massive blast from the past. ?https://t.co/8mBnJCkBp7

— Kostas Anagnostou (@KostasAAA) May 22, 2020

https://t.co/Y2thvTLEsU
«Microsoft Open-Sources GW-BASIC» by @richturn_ms ?

WE MISS THE OLD TIMES, very nostalgic! *snif* ?

— ks7000.net.ve???? (@ks7000) May 22, 2020

Microsoft Open-Sources GW-BASIChttps://t.co/ci1A5hp46s

— Vintage Computer Federation (@vcfederation) May 22, 2020

We were just talking about it last week, but Microsoft has announced that it is open sourcing GW-BASIC, a programming language for PCs from 1983. Thank you, @richturn_ms!

Anyone got it running yet in Windows 10?https://t.co/pTOsOA5lND#FlashbackFriday#retrocomputing#BASIC pic.twitter.com/mDiNhMsYBc

— Windows Dev Docs (@WindowsDocs) May 22, 2020