As the Proposed (And I really hope it makes it into production) Galaxy board fits directly into the z80 socket with the z80 then sitting in the galaxy board. does this mean that firmwares could be made available for other z80 based machines to make use of the Galaxy board with the correct drivers etc....?
Yes, that would be possible.
having now got a 100% functional Speccy +3 and awaiting the arrival of my first ever MSX machine (a Philips NMS 8250) I was wondering if the Galaxy could (or would be able to) bring Wifi and Mass Storage to these 2 machines as well.
I have recently acquired a msx and +3 aswell

- So it is something I have been thinking about too. Realistically though I am not sure I will ever find the time. I am kinda tied up with work for the next couple of months, so don't expect anything soon.
I am wondering if anyone has asked for the feature to send a file to the cpc and have it automatically execute in ram? If it is possible now what is the best way to? It will be good to assemble on pc direct to cpc when developing.
With the
cpcxfer program you can remotely upload and run files from the PC, though not uploading it directly to ram, but it is very convenient and fast for developing on a PC and testing directly on the CPC.
https://github.com/M4Duke/cpcxferhttp://www.cpcwiki.eu/index.php/CPC_M4_xfer_toolAdd it to your makefile as an option and you can test your code in a second.