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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Wolfgang Lenerz
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On 10 Apr 2004 at 18:13, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
I have the emulator, QPC2 with SMSQ/E, Pointer Environment, and most
recently Dilwyn's Launchpad desktop. So
On 10 Apr 2004 at 18:13, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
I have the emulator, QPC2 with SMSQ/E, Pointer Environment, and most
recently Dilwyn's Launchpad desktop. So it is just click on an icon to
launch any software now :-) ... and, of course. it all multi-tasks in a
hi-res with lots of colours.
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Wolfgang Lenerz
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On 10 Apr 2004 at 18:13, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
I have the emulator, QPC2 with SMSQ/E, Pointer Environment, and most
recently Dilwyn's Launchpad desktop. So it is just click on an icon to
launch any software now :-) ... and,
for now,
David
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Wolfgang Lenerz
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On 10 Apr 2004
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Wolfgang Lenerz
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On 10 Apr 2004 at 18:13, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
I
David Isaacs writes:
P.S. I now have a DOS 6.22 partition on my XP machine which will soon, I
hope, proudly appear as a QL emulator on my boot menu choice (Boot
Magic).
And all my old QL software will have a new Pentium lease of life!
You may find using your old QL or anything like it rather
Wolfgang Lenerz wrote:
On 8 Apr 2004 at 13:00, Dave P wrote:
I actually didn't have Quanta in mind for this. I put 'someone' in quotes
thinking this could be an individual, or many people. However, if Quanta
thinks such a path is of interest to them, I am sure he would be
interested. Especially
OK, I'll go on record to subsidise this at the tume of 100 .
Anybody else?
Wolfgang
You can count on me. However apparently the money would be welcome, but
he has no plans to relocate (see Nasta discussion).
Arnould
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In Dave P wrote:
I see two good opportunities for major developments that have minimal
cost. One is SMSQ on a good emulator on linux on an ARM board (or other
highly predictable hardware).
As a RISC OS user I know ARM processors are slow (except for the
Samsung Halla), with no 64 bit version
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In Dave P wrote:
I see two good opportunities for major developments that have minimal
cost. One is SMSQ on a good
On Sat, 10 Apr 2004, Tarquin Mills wrote:
As a RISC OS user I know ARM processors are slow (except for the
Samsung Halla), with no 64 bit version yet. That said, ARM is low power,
That's not really true, or relevant. The slowest production ARM runs at
56MHz. The fastest ARM I know of runs at
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In Dave P wrote:
I see two good opportunities for major developments that have
On Sat, 10 Apr 2004, thegilpins wrote:
On the contrary, It isd up to whoever to contact Quanta with a business plan
and proposals.
Since there is no business case for making any QL product, this isn't
likely to happen. Which is why I suppested donations/sponsorship ;)
There are other
John Gilpin wrote:
Tarquin Mills wrote:
I am interested, but I think Quanta should be approached first with a
business plan.
On the contrary, It isd up to whoever to contact Quanta with a business
plan and proposals.
Which what I said.
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], David Isaacs
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P.S. I now have a DOS 6.22 partition on my XP machine which will soon, I
hope, proudly appear as a QL emulator on my boot menu choice (Boot
Magic).
And all my old QL software will have a new Pentium lease of life!
bigger grin
On Fri, 9 Apr 2004, Wolfgang Lenerz wrote:
OK, I'll go on record to subsidise this at the tume of 100 .
Anybody else?
Put me down for 100 pounds. Plus 25 pounds a month towards living
expenses.
Dave
I will do the same:
100 pounds plus 25 pounds a month towards living expenses for up
On 9 Apr 2004 at 18:26, P Witte wrote:
OK, I'll go on record to subsidise this at the tume of 100 ?.
Anybody else?
100 what?
Why, 100 question 'marks' of course.
grin
Pity they were replaced by the euro (which is what I meant, of course).
Wolfgang
On Wed, 7 Apr 2004, gwicks wrote:
Sorry to keep on about this, but the question of Quanta financing Nasta's
cards have been raised on this list several times. If Quanta does not get a
request and a business plan, then nothing will happen!
I actually didn't have Quanta in mind for this. I
On 8 Apr 2004 at 13:00, Dave P wrote:
I actually didn't have Quanta in mind for this. I put 'someone' in quotes
thinking this could be an individual, or many people. However, if Quanta
thinks such a path is of interest to them, I am sure he would be
interested. Especially if it was a package
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], John Sadler
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That is the question. The OS could sure use it! However, it isn't
On Sat, 3 Apr 2004, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
The advances in computing power on the horizon indicate that there will
be enough room, power, speed, call it what you like; to be able to run
any OS the user may please. Or indeed several at the same time !
Well, yeah... Kinda... I don't see any
Dave P a écrit:
Hi all...
Timing is a bit off, but this isn't an April Fool joke... :)
I have been working on a business venture in embedded computing. It
involves computing for environmental controls. For this I have specified a
hardware reference platform with minimal requirements that are
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