[Same goes for C64 emulators... there are still
folks in chemistry
and
biology and physics who have useful code that
runs on the
Commodore
machines.. even at Big 10 universities. ;)]
I have found this to be an EXCELLENT commodore
machines emulator, which I've run on several linux
Ed Montgomery writes:
I have found this to be an EXCELLENT commodore
machines emulator, which I've run on several linux
distros :-)
Maybe a fresh new BASIC would be better. It could certainly run
much faster than one going through two levels of interpretation.
The thought had already crossed
http://xs-dev.laptop.org/~cscott/olpc/streams/joyride/build305/
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+Calculate-13.xo
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* Parser converted to unicode
* Updates to improve translation #4527
* Mul/Div symbol i18n #4573
* Mul/Div button fixed #3526
* Addressed #4250
* Added
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Joyride builds currently include my Acoustic Tape Measure activity, designed to
turn any pair of laptops into a tool for measuring distance. Today, I decided
to test the maximum range. I used two B4's running clean installs of joyride
289.
I went
On Sun, Nov 18, 2007 at 06:01:22PM -0500, Benjamin M. Schwartz wrote:
I also encountered some difficulty when sharing the activity over the
mesh at distances greater than 25 meters. This might be because the
default mesh frequency (Channel 1) is the same as MIT's pervasive
wireless network.
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How high off the ground were the laptops? At ground height, with ears
up, the node to node transmission distance is very small. That's why
school server antennas will be mounted high.
The laptops were sitting directly on
On 19/11/2007, at 11:31 AM, Benjamin M. Schwartz wrote:
The laptops were sitting directly on the ground.
Good, consistent results confirmed.
Specifically, the laptops were sitting on the rubberized track
surrounding the
field. The surface appeared perfectly level to me, and free of
Heh. He said MIT; the field is surrounded by dormitories: very noisy
environment
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Ivo, perhaps we could come up wit ha set of compliance elements that
typical users of OLPC laptops will need, as a case study for what free
formats should be supported for other users to be considered
'complete'.
Aaron, it would be tremendous to have speex working cleanly on the XOs,
since a
