I remember briefly that one or some Germans which were member of
QUASAR wrote at least parts which could be used to build a virus.
Those parts adressed infection of an _exe and once such an _exe
was
started (EXEC) randomly infection of other _exe on the disk
occured.
As far as I remember
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
Hi all
Not much QL, if any QL stuff on YouTube? Think so...
Today I opened my personal YouTube account. I also opened a Group
called Sinclair QL.
First uploads are:
- Sinclair QL TV advertisement 1984
- QDT demo by Jim Hunkins at 2002 US QL-show
More to come...
I also slightly updated my
Nice to see that Darren picked up the idea and uploaded
QL 2002 DVD for public viewing!
I did upload two more QL videos:
- QL-Midi session by Al Boehm at QL 2000
- Kodak-Camera session by Simon N Goodwin at QL 2000
Have fun...Urs
Ursprüngliche Nachricht
Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Datum:
Hi all
Last week my ISP shut down the webs erver which was the host for my
website.
In the meantime I found another place to host my site.
My personal website QLvsJaguar can now being reached here:
http://www.qlvsjaguar.homepage.bluewin.ch/
Users please update your bookmarks, webmaster please
I loved Pengi back in 1986. It was a fast fun game even on a standard QL.
Would be great to see it back on track. What about a patched version
for emulators or even QPC2.
Urs
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Datum: 16.06.2008 09:21
An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Betreff: Re:
Urs Koenig wrote:
2. We have a 15'000$ XEROX WorkCentre at work which has a powerful
duplex scan engine. To scan 100 pages of A4 paper takes just a few
minutes.
Another contribution to the QLis25 year will be that on one evening
or another I will scan some documents, mainly those
Hi all,
I had a deja-vu this week!
They launched the QL2 this week! No joke, it's real.
No not Sinclair this time, Asus did it. They copied all the good old
concepts and went for it.
They even sent a buddy on stage to present the mock-up to the press. Not in
London this time, they did it at
By far not as important as the QL, but at least for me it's an
important anniversary.
Today it's exactly 15 years since the last official build of QTop
has been finished and compiled. Just found the complete set of
sources some minutes ago. Ralf motivated me to dig into QTop
again...
10 REMark
On 12 Jan 2009, at 07:05, Urs Koenig (QL) wrote:
On January 12th 1984 Sir Clive Sinclair presented the Sinclair QL
Professional Computer in a Hollywood-style launch event at the
Intercontinental Hotel, Hyde Park Corner, London. This was exactly 12 days
earlier than Steve Jobs presented
Bruce Nicholls - Quo Vadis Design wrote:
Quo Vadis Design, a UK based company, announces a new QL website selling
Software and QL Today subscriptions.
The website is immediately available for use at www.ql-qvd.com .
Nice to see that the UK gets a resurection of a QL dealer.
So the 2009 QL
Logbook: Month one after the birth anniversary of our baby we look how the
web and media took up the story.
As expected there was poor feedback if any in most NewsGroups, only
comp.sys.sinclair took it up:
http://groups.google.com/group/comp.sys.sinclair/browse_thread/thread/6888ea
8b4b1761cc
Hi all,
did somebody implement the MD5 algorithm in S*BASIC?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Md5
Or is there a 68K assembler implementation? This could be the base for a
Toolkit-command.
Best regards, Urs
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Phoebus R. Dokos wrote:
I'm always in circulation, just very quiet :-) With the economy
being bad as it is, we work extra long hours to automate as many
things as we can that means very little time for the QL :-(
Glad to see you're back on the list, Phoebus.
Especially when the economy is
Stephen wrote:
Any suggestions? (I am a Linux newbie!)
I use a later version of uqlx, release=10/22/02 16:10:00
This has different definitions in terms of big_endian.
I'll post you this release with a private email.
Best regards, Urs
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Stephen wrote:
Beyond me I think!
Just today I got the recent issue of Germans c't magazine
which has Knoppix v6.1 (Debian Kernel 2.6.28.4) on a Live-DVD.
So, I did try to compile uqlx but it failed with similar problem
reports as at Stephen.
On Knoppix v3.4/v3.4 from 2003/2004 (the Live-CD I
I'm a bit late with my monthly mailing. It's eleven weeks since the birth
anniversary of our baby. The high street media coverage in the PCW magazine
boosted access to the anniversary web-page and downloads. Download
statistics since January 12th 2009 are:
- 1064 downloads of the anniversary
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Hi all,
A friend of mine had his QL stored away for more than a decade in a bad
(wet) place (wet).
The QL is working but looks very bad (slimy and rusty).
Outside cleaning was easy, also was blowing the dust away internally.
The first MDV cartridges we've tried to load were
That is very sad. I've met Mel first time back in 1995 in Oak Ridge.
My condolence to Doug and Family,
Urs
extdgl42 wrote:
The community could be interested to know that Mel LaVerne, QLer for
decades, passed away early Wednesday morning, June 24th. He had
suffered a stroke Jan. 15th and
After some weeks if not months of evaluation and talks of what's next in the
QL is 25 storyline Im very happy to announce that an international QL
Mac are 25 event will be hosted in Lucerne, Switzerland on Sat/Sun Oct
31-Nov 1, 2009.
It will be hosted in a very special place, the brand new
Rich Mellor wrote:
A new article on the Sinclair QL written by Martyn Carroll appears in this
month's Retro Gamer magazine which went on sale yesterday!!
We had our summer holidays in Ireland. In our 3 weeks journey we did the
complete south costal line from Dublin to Galway and then back to
Sad news for connoisseurs of UK's computing press. After 31 years Personal
Computer World (PCW) magazine had to close this summer. The last issue was
August 2009. The last words from the editor:
Hi Urs - I'm sorry to report that PCW has recently been closed down after 31
years of continuous
QL a jinx? Surely not :o|
In a way it may indeed be jinxed as almost all people and companies
who tried to make their living in the QL market did not get their
investments back or even lost money.
It seams that the QL is only kind-hearted to those which
use/play/work for the QL community.
Servus Anton
way to Vienna). So I am back in black again;-)
Herzlich willkommen!
As the QL became 25 lately I will write an article about the
QL for the next issue of Amiga Future (www.amigafuture.de).
Feel free to use all information from my QL is 25 webpage
that I visited a filmschool in Austria and have one-man
movie-company (whis in on hold in the moment), too. But
that´s a different story
Apropos movie: Yesterday I shot videos of two original
QL and Mac systems running side by side. Today I made a
short movie out of the footage.
The
Dilwyn and Ann are at http://www.villamaria.cz/english.htm
I had a shock reading this as it's not near the show. ;-)
Good to see in following emails that the error has been
found...
As said we'll come back very soon with more Hotel details...
Urs
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Pn the fly update: Villa Maria is one I can recommend. It's 2 Stars
(only) but cosy and close to the event Location. CHF 80 per Person/
Night inclusive breakfast is where you should start. Depending on how
man Nights and how many persons in the room it will be a little
cheaper. Use the
About 800 Meters only.
I'm on the way now to meet the Dents.
Urs
Von meinem iPhone gesendet
Am 07.09.2009 um 18:08 schrieb Tony Firshman t...@firshman.co.uk:
Urs Koenig (QL) wrote, On 7/09/09 17:01:
Pn the fly update: Villa Maria is one I can recommend. It's 2 Stars
(only) but cosy
Hi all
On the fly update: Villa Maria is one I can recommend. It's
2 Stars (only) but cosy and close to the event Location. CHF 80
per Person/Night inclusive breakfast is where you should start.
Depending on how many nights and how many persons in the room
it will be a little
We have been busy this summer trying to save as many
commercial QL titles as possible to ensure the continued
future of the QL.
We have managed to get most of the software from microdrive
onto a PC in a format for use with Q-emuLator in the main,
although it does help us to make fresh
Hi all
This afternoon I was at the prepartion site and continued to setup the
systems which will be displayed in the exhibition.
To prove progress2 another video has been shot, cut, edited and published
on YouTube.
Here's the second teaser for the upcoming international QL Mac are 25
show:
In the comming days the event wegpages will be updated with
agenda, exhibition list and FAQ.
Just a short note that the event-webpage has been updated today
as promised.
http://tinyurl.com/ql-mac-show
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Thanks to Derek who shared his capture with ql-users I've just seen the
movie this morning. Yes, it's amusing. Even there are errors but no big harm
to the whole story. It's well done, especially as it's a drama and not a
documentary.
A guy of the production team contacted me this January asking
Neil Riley wrote:
I recorded the program! One strange thing, it showed a TV
advert, Clive Sinclair was leaping over other computers of
the time and it briefly showed the QL and a price of £645 or
thereabouts, Screen included perhaps!
It's £698 not £645.
This was the RRP for the QL computer
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[mailto:ql-users-boun...@lists.q-v-d.com] Im Auftrag von Urs Koenig (QL)
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 1. Juli 2009 21:50
An: ql-us...@q-v-d.com
Betreff: [Ql-Users] International QL Mac are 25 event will be hosted in
Lucerne, Switzerland on Sat/Sun Oct 31-Nov 1
Just to close off my original request, I have now
successfully recompiled C68 (as XTC68) under Open Watcom C
Version 1.8 and MinGW (Minimalist GNU for Windows) GCC 3.4.5.
The latter version is useful because it integrates very well
with the MinGW environment and allows MinGW Make to be
UKQ 1. Are the binaries 1:1 (file compare)?
1. Yes - except you have to recreate the QDOS file header
(file type and dataspace) once you get the file onto a QDOS
volume.
If I remember right, there can be a 30% increase in speed.
If the compiled binaries are 100% identical this would be
Sorry to cause problems, but it is only what I read.
No problem. I just wanted to be sure if running speed is
the same no matter if compiled with C68 or XTC68.
If I need th software to go faster, then I re-programme in
Assembler and use a QL with a fast processor.
Good one. ;-)
I'm still
Did you try to run TT's drvchk or drvlink on that drive?
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Gesendet: Sonntag, 8. November 2009 22:09
An: ql-us...@q-v-d.com
Betreff: [Ql-Users]
Hi all,
I hope you started well into 2010!
Something about Sinclair related anniversaries:
Linus Torvalds, best known for having initiated the development of the Linux
kernel, became 40 on December 28th 2009. Linux v1 had its 15th anniversary
last year too. As a kind of a birthday present to him
Anton Preinsack wrote:
Have you received my Amiga-disks?
Not yet. Talking of snailmail, I've received my QL Today
the last day in December.
Good luck with your new job!
Thanks!
Urs
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Derek Stewart wrote:
Do you have the GMOVE extension, I was going to OCR or even
type the code in...
Listings, manual and a downloadable ZIP-file containing the
GMOVE package is on my website now.
http://www.qlvsjaguar.homepage.bluewin.ch
It's a kind of present to todays QL's 26th
But Steve's keynote speech somehow got back in time to 1987 and
related to Clive's last computer, the Z88. Don't believe? See:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wL78UNSoajc
Absolutely brilliant!!
Thanks!
Actually I like more doing Video stuff those days than doing software.
But I'm sure
You say Z88: no flash (memory) support.
I corrected this to Z88: No flash (memory) support at launch.
How do you define memory? Rakewell have had a flash card
for a very long time - I have built over 300 for them over
the years. They even have a spec to add a flash rom O/S chip
which can
The iSlate and Z88 do not run QL programs. So not relevant. Derek
I used my Z88 back in 1990 at my military services to write all
commands. While at home at weekends I connected it to my CST Thor
XVI for backup and exchange purposes. So it was relevant.
I don't think the iPad will be relevant to
I have just received the following email, does anyone know
what this is about ?
sinclairq...@gmail.com is one of my email addresses. I'm using this address
and associated Google webservices for anniversary related stuff.
Yesterday I did some experimenting with the photo services of Google and
SMSQ - Jochen Merz wrote:
the current issue went to the post on Friday evening (for readers in
Germany) and this morning to all the other readers (mailed
from here in Austria). Let's see how fast it reaches you this time.
This time we added even more extra pages (you know, 32 pages
were
Hi all,
Just found this on the web. Guy Kewney (PCW journalist) has passed away two
weeks ago. Sad news.
Kelvyn Taylor, a former editor of Personal Computer World, wrote a tribute:
http://www.computeractive.co.uk/computeractive/news/2261153/tribute-guy-kewn
ey
Urs
Hi all
While continue to work on the Sinclair QL Preservation Project (SQPP) I was
having a closer look at my Thor computers some weeks ago. I was surprised to
see that the electronics showed at least two optical problems.
1. The printed circuit board (pcb) and the soldered components show some
Hi all
Micro Men - the battle between Clive Sinclair and Chris Curry for the 1980s
home computer market - is being broadcasted again today at 22:30 on BBC4.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00n5b92
Micro Men is a one-off BBC comedy-drama television show set in the 1980s,
about the rise of the
Hi all
The British Computer Society (BCS) has a campaign based on
'Information Pioneers' of which five, including Sir Clive Sinclair,
are featured. You can vote for your favourite pioneer at the site.
Here's the link to the only one you should vote for ;-)
I've added a little Google Custom Search Engine to the home
page on my website. It's set up to concentrate on searching
for Sinclair QL related pages, although it's still being
fine-tuned and tweaked for best results, and so on.
Great Innovation. Thanks for that!
Urs
(e.g. the beige bar which appears above the page in Internet
Exploder) you should click where it tells you to, and tell it
|
Mine did not explode yet ;-)
Urs
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P.S. Best wishes for a great time to Gerhard and everyone
going to the Austrian meeting in Prottes, which runs from
tomorrow to Sunday (the meeting, not Prottes!)! Can't be
there myself unfortunately...hope someone can send me some
pictures for Quanta mag to show what you all got up
Rich Mellor wrote:
We could do with some of those documents and pictures adding
to the QL Wiki - I had forgotten that you wrote software for COWO.
Rich, feel free to use pictures of my Windows Live Photo Gallery
in the QL Wiki. Just mention the source (e.g. some pictures courtesy
Urs König).
Tony Firshman wrote:
I keep it a secret for now... ;-)
But have just now uploaded another picture with the serial number.
http://cid-c250d8748980ce5a.profile.live.com/
Damn early QL, isn't it?
Indeed it is. However you have to return it - there is a
broken seal saying If seal is
Hi all
Who calls this summer?
I had a safe but wet journey today and will stay the night in in Salzburg (the
city of
Mozart).
First few pictures are online. See:
http://cid-c250d8748980ce5a.profile.live.com/
Good nite, Urs
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Who calls this summer?
Summer 2010 did finally arrive on Friday and stayed for the whole weekend.
:-)
I enjoyed the long weekend in Austria very much and believe the others did
the same.
While driving back home yesterday afternoon the sky got darker and darker
and just after crossing the border
After a lot of prompting from my son, Iwan, I have finally
got around to giving my website a bit of a makeover. I
realise I'm risking a little after the problems I had with it
in the last week (the message form works now!), but I do hope
this will be worth it. I've tried to give the site
A case in point is the QL Wiki at
http://www.rwapadventures.com/ql_wiki
Great innovation to the QL and retro community. Good job Rich.
Unfortunately, despite my best efforts, the main contributors
to the QL Wiki remain myself and Dilwyn Jones.
When I ask for comments / feedback or
Norman Dunbar wrote:
Enjoy the FIFA world cup!
No thanks! I'll enjoy the F1 on Sunday instead! I'll be
supporting an English Team (ok, partially New Zealand!) as I
support McLaren.
Today Switzerland (the underdog) beat World Cup favourites Spain 1:0!
At least that sound good for the
Herb Schaaf wrote:
Those who knew Ruth Fegley will be saddened by the news of her death.
Obituary was in the Baltimore Sun newspaper.
She was an active QL enthusiast and leader in the CATS
computer group during the 80's and 90's.
I remember Ruth as a person with good humor. I've met her last
Stephen Usher wrote:
Well, I see that there are two issues with the QL legacy, one
which gives a QL-like experience (i.e. SuperBASIC etc.) and
emulation for running old programs.
Now, for the former, I can see a niche market just waiting to
be filled.
Firstly, read this link:
After a few years of silence Clive Sinclair gets more and more public
interest again. After last years rush with Sir Clive (BBC's Micro Men and
Electric Dreams programmes), his wedding with a former Lap dancer this
spring and his 70th birthday coming soon the appearance of the recent pop
song by
Anton Preinsack wrote:
I made an update of my video with some corrections and a new
scene (at 3:35) where you can see the menus of QEmulator for MacOSX.
Well done, Anton!
Great to see more and more QL videos on YouTube.
YouTuber d3x128 from Czech Republic uploaded recently a 4 minutes video
Dear all,
it has been a while since aftermath II (April) of the QL Mac are 25 show
which was held on Oct 31-Nov 1, 2009. The remaining hard job to do was (in
fact it still is) the video editing and cutting.
Well, after some other folks uploaded some nice Sinclair QL related videos
recently I
After months if not years of research, seek, talks and other communication
I'm proud to announce that Jeff Fenton, founder and owner of GST and legal
successors, has declared all GST software written for the Sinclair QL as
public domain. This includes 68K/OS, the Assembler, QC, Editor, Macro
Petri Pellinen wrote:
greetings from sunny Finland. I recently found my old QL in
my father's attic and am going to put in some quality
retrocomputing time. It's great to see that there are still
people active around this piece of hardware.
Is it the Finnish or English version of the QL?
Per Witte wrote:
http://cid-c250d8748980ce5a.photos.live.com/self.aspx/Sinclair%20QL/QL
comput ers/SinclairQL^_Finnish^_version^_MGY^_ROM-P1050787.JPG
This link doesnt seem to work
Try this one which links to the folder with the pictures:
Rich Mellor wrote:
Is it me, or does that machine have two R letters on the
keyboard with no apparent difference between the two?
Thanks for letting me know.
Even the seal is not broken the machine seams to be modified. Right,
removing/changing QL keytops is possible without opening the case.
Two famous ex QL'ers who made a difference in the IT world met at LinuxCon
in Sao Paolo, Brazil recently. On a spare minute at an excursion to the Sao
Paolo zoo they had a chat about their experiences with the Sinclair QL. This
has been filmed by Jeremy and the video is on YouTube now. Watch it!
Jim Hunkins wrote on 24.09.2010:
Arrived in Canada today.
Mine arrived here in Switzerland today. So for me it's QL Today, for many of
you it's already QL yesterday. I will have a first read later on today.
I don't raise the question of how can it be that it takes 11 days longer for
Marcel Kilgus wrote:
Urs Koenig (QL) wrote:
I don't raise the question of how can it be that it takes 11 days
longer for Austrian/Swiss post to ship from Austria to Switzerland
than it took from Austria to Canada. In those 11 days I
could walk to where Jochen sent it of easily
Wolfgang Lenerz wrote:
I'd be willing to have a go at doing an example QL Today in PDF
format, just to see how it could be done and how big the resulting
file would be. As they say on Top Gear how hard can it be?
That should take all of 6 minutes:
1 minute : take the staples off put
Does anybody remember what was up Today 10 years ago?
http://tinyurl.com/QL2000
Cheers, Urs
QLvsJAGUAR - Much more than retro! - Always remember: QL forever!
Website: http://www.qlvsjaguar.homepage.bluewin.ch
Petri Pellinen wrote:
just to lighten the mood here with all the talk about doing
the taxes and so forth... I thought to amuse you with
something totally ridiculous.
Here's a pic of of a prototype of a wonderful new peripheral for the
QL: http://www.flickr.com/photos/petrip/5118906714/
Daniele Terdina wrote:
Version 3.0 of Q-emuLator for Windows is now available
(http://www.terdina.net/ql/Enter.html).
Great to see the
final release! My beta will expire tomorrow, so this is just perfect timing.
;-) I will have a first look after the
weekend as I spent my QL hours already.
Hi QL'ers
Finally the video footage has been catalogued, ordered, brushed up (video
noise, audio volume), edited and became a final directors cut. Then the 24
videos had to be uploaded to my YouTube channel. All this took much more
human and processing power than expected. The session videos are
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Gesendet: Montag, 8. November 2010 19:41
An: ql-users
Betreff: [Ql-Users] In a week's time
Not another message from Urs, but a reminder that the
I was off-list some days and when I checked the list this morning I found
102 new entries in one week. That's awesome!
Keep on GOing QLing... ;-)
Urs
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Bob Spelten wrote:
Does Windows or Linux have such a facility?
Windows does. Just press the right mouse button on an empty spot on the
taskbar to get an action menu.
See: http://www.cowo.ch/Arrange_Windows_XP.jpg
Urs
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Bob Spelten wrote:
Does Windows or Linux have such a facility?
Windows does. Just press the right mouse button on an empty spot on the
taskbar to get an action menu.
See: http://www.cowo.ch/Arrange_Windows_XP.jpg
Urs
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I was off-list some days and when I checked the list this morning I found
102 new entries in one week. That's awesome!
Keep on GOing QLing... ;-)
Urs
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Hi QLers,
I hope you all did start well in 2011?!
To keep things going here are the first Sinclair News in 2011:
Today at 20:30 Sir Clive Sinclair can be seen in Celebrity Mastermind (a
celebrity quiz) on BBC1.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00xc86z
QL forever, Urs
How did you find out about this in Switzerland - or do you
watch a lot of British TV?
It's quite easy. My quadruple play provider Swisscom offers saved searches.
One daily search is Clive Sinclair and so it was in my inbox this morning.
Quadruple play? See:
François Van Emelen wrote:
Mine arrived this morning.
So did mine.
Good to know that I do not have to solve my puzzle. ;-)
Urs
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peet vanpeebles wrote:
Gah! He didn't do very well, I think that pretty blonde girl
put him off! :P
Yes, poor Clive.
Blondes seam to make him nervous and then he gets intro troubles...
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Stephen Meech wrote:
I think he just picked too wide a subject but even I beat him
on the general knowledge section.
Yes, indeed his subject was much too wide. But the fact that he didn't
recall/know where Tim Berners-Lee worked while inventing HTML and who the
British designer is who works at
Peter Graf wrote:
what would be your favorite style for an SD/MMC card
harddisk for the QL?
Any would be better than none.
I can _not_ promise to really make a piece of hardware
available, but it would be nice to know, just in case...
Last year I was thinking of such a device. This was my
8 days ago I wrote:
To keep things going here are the first Sinclair News in 2011:
Today at 20:30 Sir Clive Sinclair can be seen in Celebrity
Mastermind (a celebrity quiz) on BBC1.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00xc86z
Yesterday a YouTuber kindly prepared and uploaded the Clive Sinclair
I'm making some progress with my CST Thor rebuild project. Almost 3 of my 4
Thor computer work right now. One is still dismantled.
This week I've got a RODIME RO652 harddisk from someone in the United
States. The seller reported that the drive is in working condition. Today I
connected it to one
Yesterday Rich Mellor wrote:
Urs - what were the issue motherboards you got hold of - was
it an issue 2 I sent to you which was missing the expansion
connector?
I'm still lurking on the mailing-list. Amazing how busy it is those days. Go
on!
There's a video where I'm talking about this
Hi folks,
there has been a lot of discussion going on this list recently. Many nice
ideas and dreams of new QL products were raised. But will all this ever
happen?
Well, something is happening now! For the first time since the QL went into
oblivion (must have been 1986 or so) the industry had
Ralf Reköndt wrote:
Nice to see 8-). We were years ahead, weren't we? Also nice
to always see the Syntax font. That's real QLing.
Yes, years ahead at least in operating system, industrial design and CI.
Sinclair had a style which in todays ITC world only Apple can compete. No
wonder a Jonathan
Rich Mellor wrote:
a video with a download link on this QL game. URL is:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_Q0sTLhqKw
Play the game and enjoy the weekend!
I am not quite sure I understand the background to this game
Am I correct to understand that it was a public domain game
peet vanpeebles wrote:
I was chatting with Rob on MSN last night and we saw the
released source code for the classic Elite in BBC Basic. If
the speccy could do it
There's ELITE for the QL!
Well not the complete game but at least a demo written in assembler by Dave
Barker way back in
QL2K wrote:
As I think to myself that a long time I haven't got any QL
user list email, I just redo an new subscription to this mailing list.
Welcome back!
I'm not very updated about the QL scene since months so if
there is something noticeable ...
You've missed the busiest weeks for years
Rich Mellor wrote:
I have just come across a game by Axel Berle (c) 1987 Gallic Digital.
It is called Q-Tron.
Is is the one with the nice animated Splash-Screen in MODE 4?
Cheers, Urs
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Some days ago I opened an old ring binder searching for a specific document.
As it turned out it was the wrong binder. By accident my eyes discovered old
program listings of my early Sinclair QL work. The earliest listing dates
March 1986. So there we have it. Another 25th anniversary!
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