Which one would it be?
I'd personally have to say Commodore - I'd love to see what Workbench (AmigaOS) would have become on proper x86 (and eventually x86-64) PCs.
3D Realms
I wish Duke Nukem Forever came out...
Boy, that didn't take long 
Probably Intelevision, but just because the developers are so totally awesome.
I'd love to get my hands on an Odyssey 2 again, though.
Hey that timex sinclair was fun! Had magnetic storage (audiotape!) and it booted right into Basic! Z-80! Can't go wrong with that. lol.
If Microsoft was going under, I would save them. But... they doing well kind of. #_#;
I'm quite the opposite - if I could make one company go under, it'd be MS.
It's a little off topic, but I still have the Timex Sinclair computer my husband used years ago. I think he had to connect it to the TV set. It was about the size of a hardback book and maybe an inch to an inch and a half thick. Since this was from about 1984 I imagine it doesn't have as much memory as today's cell phones. It's probably most useful as a paperweight.
One of these?
That one is from my own collection.
Ooooohhhh Gaaaareeth.....
Here's some of the Kernel hackers, from the wikipedia for reference...
Oh, man...nostalgia attack! That's every tech convention, sidewalk sale, UG and SIG meeting I went to in the eighties.
As for tech companies, I sure wish Digital Research had had better luck with their IBM negotiations...
Here's some of the Kernel hackers, from the wikipedia for reference...
UNIX BEARD!!!!!!!
Funny, if you search “Stallman’s Beard” in Wikipedia you get to Richard Stallman.
I would save any of the companies/organisations who create open source software. I believe it is very important that everyone has open access to technology.
If it was one tech company that I wished did go under, it would be Adobe – Adobe Flash Player ruin non-Windows systems. I have stopped using it because they have yet to release a much-needed security patch for the x86-64 Linux version. For YouTube videos I have begun using
HTML5, and hope to see more SVG-based browser games in the future.
Novell, 'cause they back OpenSuse atm.
SAP, 'cause their
former CEO/co-founder started to back his old football (soccer) team and got them into the German Premier League (
Hoffenheim)