QPC1 went on sale in 1996, almost 25 years ago. Talk about commitment!
:-)
It's become sort of a tradition to make QPC2 releases on the birthday
of my daughter: exactly 7 years ago QPC2 became free, exactly 4 years
ago I released the last version and today I can finally present QPC2
v5!
It has
Hi,
I am enjoying so much with the recent development in QL area that I want
to deeply thank Marcel and Wolfgang for the work you have done for yours
emulators, for SMSQ/E OS and finally for developping new features for
FPGA compatible systems, same thanks should go to all the other that
What a QL weekend!
In sequence, here's highlight number one...
John wrote:
> Urs will be presenting to the M68k group.I figured some may want to turn up
> as the show is pretty good!
Thank you very much John for your interest and support.
Yes, that happened Friday night and was such a great
What a QL weekend!
In sequence, that's was highlight number two...
Wolfgang wrote:
> SMSQE 3.37 is available on my site now.
Great news! Thank you for keeping it growing.
Can't wait to explore the diffs and try it out with both QL/E and Black
Phoenix on all my QL platforms.
And not a bad
What a QL weekend!
In sequence, that's was highlight number three...
Wolfgang wrote:
> Hot on the heels of SMSQE 3.37, SMSQmulator 2.30 is out now.
Great news! Thank you for making it possible to run QL software almost
everywhere thanks to the Java implementation of a virtual QL machine.
Can't
What a QL weekend!
In sequence, that's was highlight number four...
Marcel wrote:
> QPC1 went on sale in 1996, almost 25 years ago. Talk about commitment!
Yes, that's commitment & dependability!
Thumbs Up!
> It's become sort of a tradition to make QPC2 releases on the birthday
> of my daughter:
- Forwarded message - From: John Alexander
To: Urs Koenig (QL) Sent: Sunday,
24 January 2021, 21:33:05 GMTSubject: Re: [Ql-Users] Fw: Next friday m68k chat:
Sinclair QL and Alpha Micro Machines
Yeah it was very entertaining thanks for a good show I missed the first 10
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