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#91
Yes, because my post is sarcastic.
#92
Quote from: rexbeng on 12:06, 11 July 25Oh wait, I have a good example! How about a presumably non-marketing, unprofessional cover...I actually much prefer the first over the overly generic second one
...and then an obviously professional, driven by marketing version.
#93
Oh wait, I have a good example! How about a presumably non-marketing, unprofessional cover...
...and then an obviously professional, driven by marketing version.
#94
Really nice and cute! Different, and I love the tune 
#96
Quote from: XeNoMoRPH on 01:08, 11 July 25I CQuote from: St-BeidE(DE/GB) on 21:34, 10 July 25Sorry to say, that it does not detect presence of 128kMemory bug is fixed, on the last DSK versión.
is RSF3 is connected. (CPC6128)
Says "64k blubbablub no graphics".
If I disconnect RSF3, it works as expected.
Stefan
#97
I have started coding CyborgDesktop which you can try my first days work at
https://cyborgshell.com/
just type run desktop.js
Imagine, just like the shell where you can login on your xbox, your phone, you PC, your Mac and seamlessly walk around and use them all and develop or type in your latest novel where-ever you happen to be - for those that don't like CLIs can use a desktop.
Soon will be applications that you can code in there, for now, the only working bit is the Terminal which shows the shell in the desktop in a window. But... lots of cool features to come.
https://cyborgshell.com/
just type run desktop.js
Imagine, just like the shell where you can login on your xbox, your phone, you PC, your Mac and seamlessly walk around and use them all and develop or type in your latest novel where-ever you happen to be - for those that don't like CLIs can use a desktop.
Soon will be applications that you can code in there, for now, the only working bit is the Terminal which shows the shell in the desktop in a window. But... lots of cool features to come.
#98
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NC100, NC200, PCW, PDA600 - the rest of the Family! / Re: Disk drives on the PC2086
Last post by PortoManc - 03:43, 11 July 25Thanks, JohnEliott, for your reply. I had thought an expansion card in the 'back end' of the machine would have been the way to go with the Amstrad, but unfortunately I neither have access to my actual Amstrad (which is back home at my mum's 'in the loft'), and it's also a 'Dead on arrival' anyway so I couldn't try out a physical attempt at multiple drives, even if I had additional physical floppy drives available. The version of MS-DOS installed on my virtual Amstrad (running in 86Box) is indeed MS-DOS 3.30. I was able to download images of the Amstrad setup disks a while back (I think either from WinWorldPC.com or archive.org (both of which are a source of 'abandonware' and earlier versions of software). Using my original manuals I had still kept from my 2086, I was able to set up a 50Mb hard drive, partitioned into two drive partitions, C: and D:, as well as creating the 'virtual' A: and B: drive (3.5" 1.44M and 5.25" 360kb respectively), but was curious as to whether I could create a third (or more) floppy drive(s), since 86Box allows me to add ATAPI and SCSI peripheral devices, although only shows two 'floppy drive' icons in the status bar of the bottom of the 86Box window.
I was also curious as to what drive letters those extra floppy drives were given. I remember years and years ago, my dad had a two volume technical manual and user guide to MS-DOS 3.30, which gave information about (as far as I remember), various interupts and machine code program-ettes. Unfortunately I have not been able to track those books down and think he must have returned them at sometime when he returned his work IBM PC clone computer to his office, during the mid-'90s!
I was also curious as to what drive letters those extra floppy drives were given. I remember years and years ago, my dad had a two volume technical manual and user guide to MS-DOS 3.30, which gave information about (as far as I remember), various interupts and machine code program-ettes. Unfortunately I have not been able to track those books down and think he must have returned them at sometime when he returned his work IBM PC clone computer to his office, during the mid-'90s!
#99
Just popping in to say, I prefer the original palette. (No offence to MacDeath - that is nice too, but it's just personal preference)
#100
Quote from: St-BeidE(DE/GB) on 21:34, 10 July 25Sorry to say, that it does not detect presence of 128kMemory bug is fixed, on the last DSK versión.
is RSF3 is connected. (CPC6128)
Says "64k blubbablub no graphics".
If I disconnect RSF3, it works as expected.
Stefan