Testing alternative setting
Bruce
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Derek wrote:
> Q68 Advanced Notice
> ---
>
> PCB Photograph available at:
>
> http://qlforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=2=2082#p18729
>
> Features:
>
> - Operating System: SMSQ/E
> - CPU: 68000 compatible
> - Speed: 40Mhz
> - RAM: 32 MB
> - SDHC: Two fullsize slots, hot plugging
> -
Peter wrote:
> I hope to be able to comment more about the Q68 at a later time, right now
> let me say thanks to...
>
> ... Laurence Reeves and Tony Firshman for releasing Minerva as free QL
> operating system, motivating me to develop the Q68 at all
>
> ... Richard Zidlicky for bringing Minerva
Easy to reproduce here:
- Use QL/E (QPC2 v4.05, QLE.WIN)
- Set QPC2 to max. resolution on control panel
- Start the thing
- Once QL/E has completely booted call QPAC2 Files (Alt+f)
- Then choose drive WIN1_ (F2)
- Then enable TREE view (F3)
- Then select VIEW (F4)
- Then invoke a DO on arc_exe
-
Good news! Derek, please put me down for one Q68 plus case and PS/2 splitter.
Thank you!
QL forever!
Urs
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> -Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
> Von: Ql-Users [mailto:ql-users-boun...@lists.q-v-d.com] Im Auftrag von
> Derek Stewart
Some highlights:
- Support for Q68 platform added
- Auto-positioning of QDT desktop icons at boot-up
- Liberation Software packages Q_Liberator, QLOAD, QREF and RPM added
- Updated Photon and new PHoton General ToolKit (PHGTK) added
- Latest IP Network Device Driver and SERNET added
- DISA and
Derek wrote:
> I totally agree with Tony, Stuart was a very nice person to know.
> I talked with him alot when I organised 2 QL workshops in the North East.
> His product line was excellent quality and I must of bought everything
> Miracle Systems produced It does seem a loss to the QL community.
Dear all,
I'm so shocked and in deep sadness to hear that Rick passed away. I was in
tears when I read the email from his wife (see below).
I last met Rick last October in Cambridge around the Spectrum35 celebration.
He was such a great guy, very smart, with a great sense of humor and
That's great news! Thanks Jochen and Marcel for bringing back more and more
J-M-S and QJUMP titles back to life.
2018 is a mixed year for the QL community. Many releases on one hand, many
losses on the other.
I shall add QD to the next release of QL/E. Speaking of QL/E, v3.18
(Codename
Hi folks,
last day of summer 2018, a summer where I experienced so much. One if not
the greatest summer I ever had.
After I turned 50 just days before the summer started, I inhaled my
once-in-a-lifetime 5 weeks US road trip.
Normally summertime is a QL free time for me and many other QL folks.
Dilwyn wrote:
> I regret to have to report that I heard this morning of the death of Stuart
> Honeyball of Miracle Systems.
>
> He passed away peacefully last night (28th March) at 23:45 of cancer,
> according to his wife, Karin.
>
> I’m sure you’ll all want to join me in extending our
Wolf wrote:
> FiFi 5.01 is out. It contains various bug fixes including an Lrespr bug
(thanks to
> Marcel for pointing this out) and there is now an italian version (thanks
to
> Giorgio Garabello for translations).
Great news! Appreciate!
Would be great to see more software available in French
Marcel wrote:
> Does anybody know who has the source code to QMac? The Quanta version
> doesn't look like simple patches to the GST binary, so I guess somebody
must
> have had it at some point. I'd like to make a few small updates myself.
>From my records Phil Borman maintained the QUANTA edition
Marcel wrote:
> For those that don't monitor my blog or the QL-Forums, here are a few
> updates that happened the last few weeks:
Thanks for the note. QL-Users deserve to get informed of what's going on
elsewhere in the QL world.
> I think that was it for now... have fun.
A lot of great stuff!
I
Derek wrote:
> Is it possible to have a user area in BP or QLE so user specific software can
> be
> installed.
>
> I use a Linux sydtem, which I have my home directory on a separate paritition
> from the system files.
>
> So I can change Linux OS without altering the user data.
>
> Could these
http://sinclairql.net/repository.html#QLE
It took me over 7 months to complete work on
this release of QL/E. This time quite a huge
change and so I hope, a vast improvement.
Highlights:
- Colourways, JMON, QD, QMovie, QSpread!
- Updated EE, FiFi, HyperHELP, IPNET,
QED, SMSQ/E, TK2,
Currently there's one of the earliest QLs ever built for sale on ebay (item
283703938454, bidding starts at GBP 150; BTW: I'm not the seller, nor
related to him, nor will I bid for it*.). The QL on auction has serial
number D02-001058. This is a damn early serial number, looks like the oldest
QL
Hi QLers,
3rd Advent today, brings 3rd (re-)release of either THE DISTRIBUTION or QL/E
this winter!
Today sees the release of THE DISTRIBUTION RELOADED! 2019 (latest v3.05)
Raspberry Pi (RP) edition.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzar2Az0dd4
Download it here:
Giorgio wrote:
> It's good news :-) I look forward to the Christmas present :-)
Speaking of PNG and SPR, I also have a wish list. :-)
Marcel's PNGConv.exe misses support for Colour Mode 4 (GD2), equal to QL
MODE 4.
Wolfgang's SMSQESprites.jar misses multiple file processing and RLE
support.
I write:
> It took me over 7 months to complete work on
> this release of QL/E. This time quite a huge
> change and so I hope, a vast improvement.
And it took me another 7 months to find time and patience to create a QUBATA
partition on a Compact Flash (CF) card with Tetroid Disk Interface (TDI).
Simon wrote:
> Thank You Urs for all your Hard Work that you Do 10 out of 10
It's a pleasure. :-)
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Hi QLers,
well over 1000 copies of THE DISTRIBUTION have been downloaded since the
availability of the public download in April 2015. Maybe not the biggest
Release in QL software history, but quite a figure.
Because today is an important date for me, I decided to produce and release
a RELOADED
Hi QLers,
well over 1000 copies of THE DISTRIBUTION have been downloaded since the
availability of the public download in April 2015. Maybe not the biggest
Release in QL software history, but quite a figure.
Because today is an important date for me, I decided to produce and release
a RELOADED
Simon wrote:
> Thank You Urs for all your Hard Work that you Do 10 out of 10
Thank you Simon for your support. Have a Merry Christmas.
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François wrote:
> Thank you.
My pleasure! And there's more to come.
Have a Merry Christmas.
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4th Advent today, brings 4th (re-)release of either THE DISTRIBUTION or QL/E
this winter!
Today sees the release of THE DISTRIBUTION RELOADED! 2019 (latest v3.05) QL-SD,
MIST & Q68 (QL) edition.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eg6wGxcD3TA
Download it here:
Norman wrote:
> I'm still here Marcel. ;-)
So am I. :-)
> I'll never have a facebook account. But I do use the Forum.
Same as me.
I like to see at least major posts here on the QL-Users mailing list.
QL forever!
Cheers,
Urs
http://www.sinclairql.net/ - Go and get THE DISTRIBUTION & QL/E!
Great project Marcel!
I like the design decision to use a widely-available cheap platform.
Seeking for testers? I would jump in with my various QLs and multiple VGA
monitors.
Looking forward to see this thing become available for the QL community.
QL forever!
Best wishes,
Urs
Simon wrote:
> FREE Now
Thanks Simon for pointing this to us.
My membership somehow ran out end of 2017! And I missed to renew back then.
I did now rejoin using the webform.
QL forever!
Best wishes to all QLers and stay healthy!
Urs
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Ciao a tutti,
Davide wrote:
> Due to Covid emergency the 15th QL Italian will not take place, but we
will
> virtually meet at 11:00 for some QL chats.
Marcel wrote:
> I'll be there, at least for the first hour or so.
Me too.
Stay healthy!
Urs
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Hi QLers,
I did almost not do anything QL related recently, but yesterday - after a
chat with Marcel Kilgus - I took the afternoon off and went to my Lake
Valley (Retro) Labs to do some QL tinkering. Here's the result:
https://youtu.be/4WD-bsS_zDo
Links to Marcel's QL blog entries regarding
Hi QLers,
Yes, I'm still enjoying the Sinclair hobby. Just last week I took a bunch of
QLs to the office, where we are currently having a design and production
review of our top-seller product, an AIO POS-PC with Touch-Screen. In the
kick-off session I used those QLs to give my team a bold view
Marcel wrote:
> I uploaded a new QD version to https://www.kilgus.net/smsqe/qd/.
Great news! Thank you for that and all the other QL stuff you do!
QL forever!
QLers, enjoy the summer and stay healthy!
Best wishes, Urs (off for a week in the Alps)
http://sinclairql.net/about_urs.html
Simon wrote:
> Thank You Ever So Much Urs for QLE 3.20 it is Very Very Good how easy to
> put My Bought bought software on to it and the now QCP and QcCoCo can
> you please Help OK Thank's Urs
Thank you for your feedback on QL/E!
http://sinclairql.net/repository.html#QLE
Yes I know, QCoCo and
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
Hi QLers,
QL/E v3.20 (Codename "Take a breath", 2020 edition) is out now!
It is by far the best QL/E ever!
Download as usual from the sinclairql.net website.
I wish you all a Happy and Healthy New Year 2021!
Cheers,
Urs
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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:
Hi QLers,
as the final of a bombatic 2 months firework which brought us new releases of
QPC2, SMSQmulator, SMSQ/E, QemuLator and sQLux, here's the Distribution which
include all free ones!
QL/E v3.21 (Codename "Circle of Life", 2021 edition) is out now!
Details about it, Download & More as
Per wrote:
> Thereve been some changes to Knoware since the last announced update.
Wow, many 2021 updates. A lot to explore in the cold winter times.
Keep on doing the good work and keep Knoware alive!
I did little QL in summer/autumn due to both family and work reasons, but
recently started
Marcel wrote:
> In the wake of SMSQ/E 3.38 I can also finally release QPC2v5.01.
Thank you for this!
I call this a Halloween release weekend!
Due to 1) holiday today and 2) a rainy day, I already integrated all the new
releases into QL/E or at least had a quick view at them. Some minor findings
Wolfgang wrote:
> SMSQE 3.38 is out now.
That's great news! Thank you for the great work and support.
My QL season starts Oct 31 every year, so that's a perfect match!
Speaking of Oct 31, way back in 2009 we had the great "QL & Mac are 25"
international event at the Conference Center of the
What a repository of nice and handy things! Great work Per.
I'm working on the next release of QL/E and just yesterday, integrated Q2S, to
be loaded as default on non-SMSQ systems.
Cheers,
Urs
QL forever!
http://www.sinclairql.net/ - Go and get THE DISTRIBUTION & QL/E!
Dilwyn wrote:
> I've issued the first update to my Launchpad v2 package for nearly a
decade.
That's awesome, Dilwyn!
I will definitely give it a try this QL season (Oct-Mar) when weather is
right (cold, wet), life allows and my mood is for QL exploration.
Chances are there that Launchpad makes
Hi QLers,
QL/E v3.22 (Codename "Paradise", 2022 edition) is out now!
Software isn't dead!
Details about it, Download & More as usual on the sinclairql.net website,
link see message footer.
I wish you all a healthy, prosperous and Happy New Year 2023!
Cheers,
Urs
QL
Markus and I intend to attend. Who else from this list?
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Dear QLers,
for me it was a year with not that many hours QL screen time. Nonetheless I
finally managed to spend two days straight to complete another QL/E release.
QL/E v3.23 (Codename "Midnight Sun", 2023 edition) is out now!
Details about it, Download & More as usual on the
https://youtube.com/shorts/4qxf66zTu9s?si=_dnRFNWczFK5iu-m
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Sad news! My deepest sympathy. He was a smart and bright person. His
contribution to the QL world is invaluable. A great loss.
I last met George almost 10 years ago at the QL is 30 show which took place in
Edinburgh in October 2014.
Speaking of that show, there are some videos and reports out
Have a look at QL/E's QLEhelper_bas (or boot_verbose which uses the compiled
QLEhelper) where the command line option \QEMU does exactly this.
Inside QLEhelper_bas look at the PROCedure QemuLator_detect which uses that
Trap call. Feel free to copy, (amend) and use what you need in SuperBASIC.
>
Graeme wrote:
> Just letting the list know that I picked up the George's QL collection
this
> evening!
>
> It is a substantial collection it almost filled my van. So its going to
take me a
> while to catalogue it!
Good job, Graeme! Glad that it's saved and not dumped!
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