Jochen Merz wrote:
It is impossible to please anybody anyway, and I think you
have worked out a good compromise.
As far as Q60 is concerned, all compromise proposals were turned down.
Not only mine. Also those from well-known impartial persons.
Of course, if there's somebody who ONLY wants it
Wolfgang Lenerz wrote:
However strange it may seem to you, TT himself would allow Open Source.
No.
Don't try to spread this legend, you're in opposition to your own mails.
Also Tony Tebby himself wrote me, that you proposed Open Source. He even
asked me if not the Linux model would be
Jochen wrote:
Loading the OS from (slow access) EPROM to (fast access) RAM
is of benefit.
Yep, and it takes just a memory copy from ROM to RAM, which the OS can
apply to itself at startup.
BTW the Q60 with its 32 bit wide ROM bus isn't much slower than RAM.
SMSQ/E is so small, that the speed
John Sadler wrote:
All your problems would be solved if you use the LGPL license, if the soure
and code is going to be free.
Anybody would be able to sell comercial programs using the updated SMSQ/E
code.
Official versions would still have to be ratified by the appropiate person.
Yes, I think
Hi all,
for those of you who would like to see the Q60 in action in Germany or are
interested in a talk to Q60 developers:
Part of the Q60 team plans to be at the Oldenburg Linux Developers Meeting
2002.
There will be Richard Zidlicky (Linux), Claus Graf (Application), me
(Hardware). We can
Hi all,
a little visit to ql-users after long absence. News for the Windows users
among QL folks, so I guess the best place to let them know is right here :-)
I've ported Richard Zidlicky's emulator UQLX to Windows. My first
impression was that it worked quite nicely, at least under NT. Under
Phoebus Dokos wrote:
thanks to Peter Graf, I now have set up a uQLx page for Win32.
The address is: URL:http://www.dokos-gr.net/ql/uqlx.html
Tarquin Mills wrote:
Thanks to Peter Graf ACCUS have made this available at
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/speccyverse/
enjoy.
Thanks to you both! I think
Tarquin Mills wrote:
Am doing several secret projects for the QL, one was writing a Webcam
driver. So there I am mottled black Q60 with webcam plugged in. Printed
copy of a manual on how to develop non-wintel webcam drivers for my
webcam's chipset, lying open on the desk. So I enter an SBASIC
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
An afterthought, Peter, does your port of uQLx include the TCP/IP
socket facility - in other words, would it be possible to use Jonathan
Hudson's Lynx, Email and FTP programs on uQLx for Windows as it is on
the Linux version of uQLx?
Almost. It compiles with TCP/IP support,
Hi,
a short comeback to this list for a few infos. Sorry if I don't stay too long, I
usually
don't have the time to deal with the amount of traffic here.
Quite often I receive questions about the mentioned subjects. So maybe it's good to
clarify a few things for a wider audience.
QLwIP, what
Hi Geoff,
USB:
Same old question. It would be feasible to develop an USB hardware add-on
for Q40/Q60. USB host controllers with simple bus interfaces are available,
a card that fits into a Q60 extension slot or maybe ROM socket is not a
very
hard design challenge. Nevertheless I won't make
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 11 Oct 2003 at 23:17, Peter Graf wrote:
(...)
Q60 Successor:
(...)
After the departure of Tony Tebby,
I see no basis for projects like this anymore, because there's no
common ground
with the new SMSQ/E maintainers,
Well of course not, you never tried to find
Bill wrote:
[snip]
I don't have a problem with the current way SMSQ/E is managed and I know the
people involved work hard with little monetary reward. I think an open source
model would work better but that is just my opinion. Open source is not
against
there being proprietary software for
Rich Mellor wrote:
In a message dated 17/03/2004 15:17:06 GMT Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Bill Cable wrote:
I would also be willing to chip in some $$ also and it could possibly
work in one of 2 ways. Either buy the rights to put SMSQ/E under the GPL
or pay Peter to release his
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