was more limited, but that's not the
>>> case
>>> anymore, and of course that's not counting arious other useful little
>>> programs, functions and applications that just happen to come in handy.
>>>
>>> All the best,
>>>
>>> Dark.
catch 52 not to mention all
>>>
>>> the blindfold card, board and puzzle games, actually I find it really handy
>>>
>>> for long train journies when I am tired of reading and want something else
>>> to do.
>>>
>>> All the best,
>
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don't forget about android
h most don't right now, there shouldn't really be a problem with
that either.
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No idea if it includes orca, etc., but, here's a sort of announcement page
for the raspberry pi version of ubuntu mate, including both a tor
lcome you...to the space janitor's closet..."
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The pi doesn't have a very good sound chip in it. It is only capable of
stero at 48KHZ. It can't do surround sound, and all the tests I've done
on it seem to indicate even front/rear speakers make no difference,
there's only left/right on the pi.
I did go hunting for sound cards that will
There are wi-fi dongles for the pi, but I've not used any, so can't speak
to how easy they are to configure. Jacob has though, and based on his
comments on the raspberry-vi list, it wasn't difficult.
Here at home, I have 2 wi-fi routers in the house, and a 48-port hub that
everything plugs
how easy is it to set up wi-fi? I am totally blind and would be using
orca or speakup. though i prefer orca and a gui but speakup is fine if
needed.
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Hi Travis,
I have been thinking about a Raspberry Pie for a while.
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There are talking linux installs - presumably you could also
Hi Travis,
Actually OpenAL does support positional audio in software with a stereo setup.
So if OpenAL can run on the Pie, (which I am assuming it can) we could have 3D
audio.
Just a thought for now.
Cheers!
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now, there shouldn't really be a problem with
that either.
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A 48 khz sampling rate has nothing to do with audio quality. Lack of
surround sound is probably pretty big though.
Dennis Towne
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> Hi Travis,
>
> Actually OpenAL does support positional audio in software with a stereo
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and I also read the latest ubuntu mate
Hi Dennis et al;
Not sure if your comment was directed to me or not. I was simply responding to
the stereo comment.
To clarify this, OpenAL does simulate 3D positional audio using two speakers.
It certainly can also take advantage of more speakers if more are available to
it but it does a
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Hi Jacob,
Cool. Sounds like a nifty little gaming device you got there. The only
thing is while I do like interactive fiction games I'm not sure I'd
want to pay out
Dark.
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Hi Dark,
Oh
ade affairs like catch 52 not to mention
>>> all
>>>
>>> the blindfold card, board and puzzle games, actually I find it really
>>> handy
>>>
>>> for long train journies when I am tired of reading and want something
>>> else
>>> to
gt; From: "Thomas Ward" <thomasward1...@gmail.com>
> To: "Gamers Discussion list" <gamers@audyssey.org>
> Sent: Saturday, November 14, 2015 2:44 PM
> Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Portable interactive fiction game playing
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>
>> Hi Dark,
>> From: "Thomas Ward" <thomasward1...@gmail.com>
>> To: "Gamers Discussion list" <gamers@audyssey.org>
>> Sent: Saturday, November 14, 2015 1:56 AM
>> Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Portable interactive fiction game playing
>> device/unit
I bought a raspberry pi, case, power adapter, and pre-installed raspbian
system (never did get the sd card with the raspbian installed on it
though) and the entire bill including shipping was around the 85-90 dollar
mark. It's an excellent little unit. It has 4 cpus in it, and runs at
1GHZ,
Which reminds me. If anyone else has a raspberry pi, and wants to see
what games are available for it, hop over to
http://www.softcon.com/pi/
and check out what I've already ported/written for the pi for gamers.
Admittedly, it's not much (yet) but I just started, and I expect to have
plenty
Hi Travis,
I have been thinking about a Raspberry Pie for a while. You answered many of my
questions with this post but one that I have is how easy is it to set up with a
visual impairment?
Also, you had mentioned that the sound is not great. I assume you can plug a
headset into one?
cussion list" <gamers@audyssey.org>
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Hi Jacob,
Cool. Sounds like a nifty little gaming device you got there. The only
thing is while I do like interactive fiction ga
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>
>
>> Hi Jacob,
>>
>> Cool. Sounds like a nifty little gaming device you got there. The only
>> thing is while I do like interacti
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Hi Dark,
Oh, I don't doubt that. Unfortunately, I am extremely cash strapped
right now so haven't had the funds or means available to purchase a
new
4, 2015 1:56 AM
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device/unit
Hi Jacob,
Cool. Sounds like a nifty little gaming device you got there. The only
thing is while I do like interactive fiction games I'm not sure I'd
want to pay out the investment for something like thi
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Sent: Saturday, November 14, 2015 3:56 AM
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Hi Jacob,
Cool. Sounds like a nifty little gaming device you got there. The only
th
Hi Jacob,
Cool. Sounds like a nifty little gaming device you got there. The only
thing is while I do like interactive fiction games I'm not sure I'd
want to pay out the investment for something like this myself since I
only play interactive fiction games occasionally. If the /Raspberry
device
<gamers@audyssey.org>
Sent: Saturday, November 14, 2015 3:56 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Portable interactive fiction game playing
device/unit
Hi Jacob,
Cool. Sounds like a nifty little gaming device you got there. The only
thing is while I do like interactive fiction games I'm not sure I'd
wa
Am currently playing around with a raspberry pi unit/device, which is
effectively a low-level full linux/debian operating system PC implemented on a
piece of hardware roundabout the size of a box of cigarettes.
It took a little bit of effort to get it up and running/cooperating, and don't
seem
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