Can optionally use the MiNT multitasking kernel. Unlike other Atari multitasking environments, Geneva runs at the full speed of the computer without any significant speed loss. It can also run just about all older applications, many of which do not work with other multitasking environments. Geneva is also small, requiring less than 200K of memory, meaning that you can run it on any memory configuration. You can even multitask several applications on a one megabyte system.
Geneva also comes with an easy to read, illustrated manual.
It covers everything you need to know, including hints and tips on how to get the most out of Geneva . Along with an extensive built-in help facility, which uses a context sensitive, hypertext style approach, we've got you covered. Programmers will be happy to know that the Geneva manual includes, at no extra charge, almost 60 pages of developer documentation, covering all the details needed in order to take complete advantage of Geneva 's powerful system enhancements in their programs. We've even included the complete source code to the Geneva Task Manager, which shows how to use many of Geneva 's enhancements including dialogs in windows, 3D buttons and dropdown menus in windows. Geneva does not include a desktop, and it is unable to use the ROM desktop.