Laptop running XP
but emulating the QL using QPC2
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From: Norman Dunbar nor...@dunbar-it.co.uk
To: ql-users@lists.q-v-d.com
Sent: Saturday, January 29, 2011 3:31 PM
Subject: Re: [Ql-Users] QL On A Stick
Dilwyn,
Would anyone be willing and able to help us
Dilwyn,
Would anyone be willing and able to help us with this? I'll gladly send
a CD copy of the Windows version to anyone willing to help.
Bung me over the CD then please and I'll see what works and what
doesn't. I have access to XP running in an emulator on this laptop plus
OpenSuse 11.2 64
On 29 Jan 2011, at 15:31, Norman Dunbar wrote:
Would anyone be willing and able to help us with this? I'll gladly send
a CD copy of the Windows version to anyone willing to help.
Bung me over the CD then please and I'll see what works and what
doesn't. I have access to XP running in an
On 29/01/2011 04:55, gdgqler wrote:
On 29 Jan 2011, at 15:31, Norman Dunbar wrote:
Would anyone be willing and able to help us with this? I'll gladly send
a CD copy of the Windows version to anyone willing to help.
Bung me over the CD then please and I'll see what works and what
doesn't. I
Part of the reason the uQLx has not been so seamless is that it supports
a variety of Unix systems on a variety of CPU's. To make it seamless, a
version would have to be compiled for a variety of Unix flavors,
including a variety of Linux flavors (and the different install
packages). The
On 29/01/2011 06:47, Timothy Swenson wrote:
Part of the reason the uQLx has not been so seamless is that it
supports a variety of Unix systems on a variety of CPU's. To make it
seamless, a version would have to be compiled for a variety of Unix
flavors, including a variety of Linux flavors
Part of the reason the uQLx has not been so seamless is that it
supports a variety of Unix systems on a variety of CPU's. To make
it seamless, a version would have to be compiled for a variety of
Unix flavors, including a variety of Linux flavors (and the
different install packages). The
On 1/29/2011 11:07 AM, Bryan Horstmann wrote:
Where can I get to from the x386 platform; not on the West Coast Main
line I'm sure?
Bryan H
The x386 platform is on the CalTrain line in Santa Clara, near the Intel
Corporate campus. :-)
BTW, that usage of platform is not quite that common on
On 1/29/2011 11:03 AM, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Can this be done with Linux systems?
Odds are it can be done. Most of the QL emulators can be run as simple
executables. If system variables need to be set, then a shell script
wrapper can be written. Expecting Wine to be installed. That might be
I have been asked about the possibilities of a QL On A Stick version
for Linux, or even a version which could be used on both Linux and
Windows. The current version of QL On A Stick is for Windows only.
Unfotunately, I have no knowledge whatsoever of Linux and wouldn't
know where to start.
I am looking at uQLx on linux... Just because it can be so small that any
box that can boot from the stick can be that.
However, I'm also looking at it from the POV that architecture matters a
little and weighing up Intel vs. ARM performance. It'll be a slow project
due to zero finances, but if I
Given the nature of installing programs on Windows to run them, I can
imagine creating a QL-on-a-stick for Linux would be fairly easy. The
device would just need to be mounted (automount might do this with a USB
Drive) and then apps would be directly from the USB drive.
The USB drive can be
running XP
but emulating the QL using QPC2
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From: Timothy Swenson swenso...@sbcglobal.net
To: ql-us...@q-v-d.com
Sent: Saturday, January 29, 2011 12:58 AM
Subject: Re: [Ql-Users] QL On A Stick
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With DosBox, QPC1 could be made to run. Wasn't there a version
Finally got my QL Today yesterday, seems it still gets delivered to my old
address. Roy, I've sent a couple of emails with my latest address - have you
got them?
Anyway, the QL On A Stick (c) article was very interesting and coincidentally
I received an email (eshot) from a local company here
I'll second that with a very loud voice. This is one of the many things
I love above Dilwyn. He never,ever does anything half heartedly, if he
agrees to do something, its done 100%. As his websie proves, and the
lastest QL on a Stick project too.
Well done Dil. I hope it helps to bring back
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Darren Branagh -
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Yes, bringing in more QL users would be a good outcome .
I assume that Quanta are considering distributing the CD-ROM.
Although, if Darren can get hold of some very cheap USB Sticks, then no
reason why
;-)
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I wrote:
Dilwyn Jones writes:
The web page with information about QL On A Stick is now online:
www.dilwyn.uk6.net/qos/index.html
Nice piece of work that, Dilwyn!
A round of applause, please, gents and ladies.
Ok, ok. Im sure we can stop now and get back to writing..
Per
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Sent: Friday, October 12, 2007 4:06 PM
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Subject: Re: [Ql-Users] QL on a stick
Dilwyn Jones writes:
The web page with information about QL On A Stick
The web page with information about QL On A Stick is now online:
www.dilwyn.uk6.net/qos/index.html
Nice piece of work that, Dilwyn! A round of applause, please, gents
and ladies.
Per
Thanks Per.
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Dilwyn Jones writes:
The web page with information about QL On A Stick is now online:
www.dilwyn.uk6.net/qos/index.html
Nice piece of work that, Dilwyn! A round of applause, please, gents
and ladies.
Per
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Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2007 8:11 PM
Subject: Re: [Ql-Users] QL on a stick
It's a great idea, though can everything be run directly or is some
type of
installation required? In other words, is it a true portable solution
or do
some installs to the host Windows
It's a great idea, though can everything be run directly or is some type of
installation required? In other words, is it a true portable solution or do
some installs to the host Windows computer have to take place? Regardless,
I'll be ordering one for the convenience, particularly with the
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Darren Branagh -
Kingfisher Club [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
I used to work for CMS Peripherals here in Ireland and I recall Roy
having dealings with them in the UK too. They make the disgo and
Busbi USB Sticks on sale in Dixons and PC World etc. 128Mb Sticks are
I would be interested!!!
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I used to work for CMS Peripherals here in Ireland and I recall Roy
having dealings with them in the UK too. They make the disgo and
Busbi USB Sticks on sale in Dixons and PC World etc. 128Mb Sticks
are
obsolete now in PC terms so if they had any left in stock I'm sure I
could get a few at
Would there be any mileage in offering a QL on stick as a special offer
in that issue? Depends on the software to be included - of course.
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Wolf
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gwicks a écrit :
Dilwyn has kindly provided QL Today with a review copy of a QL on a stick.
Dilwyn has kindly provided QL Today with a review copy of a QL on a stick.
This is just the CD which you have to copy to your own USB memory stick.
Would anyone be interested in doing a review for QL Today?
Ideally we would like to publish in issue 2, which has a deadline of 15th
November,
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