r/retrocomputing is a subreddit with 49k members. They frequently recommend/review software recommendation and invoicing software, and the most common flair used is photo :camera:, problem / question :questionmark:, video :videoiconw:, discussion, and software.
A subreddit to discuss and share retrocomputing related content.
Products Discussed in r/retrocomputing
Software Recommendation
2 reviews
#1
Lotus Agenda
4.0★ from 1 review
#2
Managing Your Money
4.0★ from 1 review
Invoicing Software
1 review
#1
Quickbooks
5.0★ from 1 review
Flair Used in r/retrocomputing
#1
Photo :camera:
: "My local community college has vintage computers om display"
26 posts
#2
Problem / Question :questionmark:
: "What is this?"
25 posts
#3
Video :videoiconw:
: "I customized an old Japanese electronic dictionary (Sharp Brain PW-G5000 running Windows CE) to play anime by lowering the bitrate and resolution!"
11 posts
#4
Discussion
: "Any uses for the Osbourne Portable?"
5 posts
#5
Software
: "im a 11 year old tech nerd and i just got classicube on my 380Z with 96 mb of ram"
3 posts
#6
Solved :checkmark:
: "Das kann ich doch hoffen."
2 posts
#7
Blog
: "1985's cheapest printer on the market"
2 posts
#8
Events
: "VCF Ontario CANADA: Please help by completing this 2027 Pre-Event Survey. Thanks!"
2 posts
#9
Free
: "A 1996 dial-up simulator - the wait, the desktop, the whole afternoon"
1 post
Member Growth in r/retrocomputing
Yearly
+22k members(83.1%)
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Last updated: August 26, 2026