> Is the QL2K project still active and is it possible to get that emu from > somewhere? Tried contacting the author through his homepage's email link, > but got my email undeliverably returned. > > Must admit although I do have a registered copy of QPC2 I mostly use QLAY > when playing around with progs and examples from the 80's literature. Old > stuff behaves more 'as expected' under QDOS than under SMS/Q (and I like the > startup chaos bitmap picture of the real QL ...). On my new XP driven PC > QLay does not function anymore though :-( In my first reply, I forgot to mention that having used QemuLator (Windows version) for a few weeks to do a review for QL Today, you could do worse than to try the Windows version of QemuLator. The beauty of this emulator is that it can run both QDOS ROMs (e.g. JS, Minerva) and the Gold Card version of SMSQ/E, so you get to choose between the best of both worlds if you register for the more expensive version, which is still cheaper than QPC2. Compatibility with older QL software seemed to be quite good in the time I used it. I think (I hope the author is till offering this) that you can get a free temporary registration to let you try out QemuLator for a short time before it reverts to its slow demo mode. There'll be a pretty extensive review in the next issue of QL Today.
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