Hi all
One of my remaining QL tasks is to let the ITC profs remember from
where the real experts/technologies are (were) coming from. Doing
that
I experienced the same impressions as Rick did. Once the young ITC
profs hear and see what and how a QL and QDOS operated some 20
years ago they get
There are suppliers who make custom computer on the board 68060 systems
pricipally for industry. To my untrained eye the specs look similar to the Qx)
without the ISA slots.
Would take away the fun of designing a new system but might simplify the
problem to interfacing to aurora/ original
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Ah there are lots of things one could put on it.
However I suspect the market does not exist for such a development.
It would be great to be proved wrong.
It need maybe 40 to 50 people willing to commit to spending
Well, here's number 2! Count me in!
Tony Firshman wrote:
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Ah there are lots of things one could put on it.
However I suspect the market does not exist for such a development.
It would be great to be proved wrong.
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I just thought I'd share a recent QL experience with everybody! The
company I work for is very keen on promoting personal development
outside the normal boundaries at work. Think outside the box is one of
the MD's
It is ICT because it is Information Technology across the curriculum,
not just learning IT systems.
We use applications that have a purpose, to produce work ... like
PhotoShop and PageMaker in Graphics.
At present the software investment in programming is being put into PC
It is ICT because it is Information Technology across the curriculum,
not just learning IT systems.
We use applications that have a purpose, to produce work ... like
PhotoShop and PageMaker in Graphics.
At present the software investment in programming is being put into PC
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Rick Chagouri-Brindle
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It is ICT because it is Information Technology across the curriculum,
not just learning IT systems.
We use applications that have a purpose, to produce work ... like
PhotoShop and PageMaker in Graphics.
At
Malcolm Cadman wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Rick Chagouri-Brindle
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It is ICT because it is Information Technology across the curriculum,
not just learning IT systems.
We use applications that have a purpose, to produce work ... like
PhotoShop and
Actually, on reflection, count me in for two!!!
Tony Firshman wrote:
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Ah there are lots of things one could put on it.
However I suspect the market does not exist for such a development.
It would be great to be
Well we have the same problems at school, college and university in
France...
And I don't know about you all, but what I do with my son (recently 6 years
old) is we are working together some computing courses.
At this time we are working on ORIC with commands like :
PRINT 2+3=; 2+3
SHOOT,
QL2K wrote:
Well we have the same problems at school, college and university in
France...
And I don't know about you all, but what I do with my son (recently 6 years
old) is we are working together some computing courses.
At this time we are working on ORIC with commands like :
PRINT
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If a new Card could hit more like the £100 to £200 price range then I
believe there would be an interest, and a market for it.
I doubt if it would be economic even at £200. It is likely to be pretty
expensive to
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Actually, that reminds me. I also teach on a volunteer basis at a
local pre-school. I use the term teach with this age group very
loosely, but I was amazed how much these children pick up and how
quickly. As
As an example of variety, I'll mention my confuser (computer :-) room: Three
Macs (two of them laptops), two PCs (One 733, the other 133[!], a custom build
long ago), and several QLs (many still in styrofoam boxes; one somewhat
working). Yes, internet connectivity for four of the above. All as
Tony Firshman wrote:
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Rick Chagouri-Brindle wrote:
Actually, that reminds me. I also teach on a volunteer basis at a
local pre-school. I use the term teach with this age group very
loosely, but I was amazed how much these children pick
extdgl42 wrote:
As an example of variety, I'll mention my confuser (computer :-) room: Three
Macs (two of them laptops), two PCs (One 733, the other 133[!], a custom
build long ago), and several QLs (many still in styrofoam boxes; one somewhat
working). Yes, internet connectivity for four
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