1 Jan 02:09
1 Jan 02:32
Re: Modern DVI replacement
Will do. --- Stephen Adolph <twospruces@...> wrote: > Hi Chris- > > Do you have any actual option ROMs? What I'd like > to know is, will > the DVI work with certain option ROM softwares. So, > first get your > DVI working properly, booting up etc. Then, install > an option ROM > into the laptop, and see if you can redirect the > screen to the DVI and > still use the option rom software. > > It would be good to know if URII, SuperRom, > ROM2/Cleuseau and TSDOS > all work with the DVI. > > thanks, Steve > > > > On Dec 31, 2007 12:01 AM, Chris Fezzler > <fezzler@...> wrote: > > I have a DVI I can dig out. I'm not a computer > > engineer or electonics whiz, but if you tell me > what > > we need to check, I'll check it. > >(Continue reading)
1 Jan 02:32
Re: So long 2007...
Yep, Happy New Year everyone! I predict that 2008 will be another successful year for our community. Lots of stuff has been on the burners for a while and I think we're going to start to harvest the benefits. I had the pleasure of meeting Rick Hanson in person to demo Steve's Remem design, talk about Rex, and show DLPilot. It was great fun. We brainstormed a lot of project ideas and things that would encourage more fun and participation. One bit of low-hanging fruit that I think would be very cool is to showcase the best of the old library programs and Portable 100 et al magazine articles. Maybe a few of us pick one each every month or two from the libraries or magazines and we can republish it as html or wiki markup with screen shots, etc. Maybe some "flash video" recordings taken of VirtualT. Certainly all of the awesome games at http://www.bitchin100.com/m100-oss/archive/ could use some screen shots and/or flash videos to show off the work Kurt Dekker open sourced for us some time back. Let me know if there are any volunteers... -- jhoger
1 Jan 02:34
RE: So long 2007...
Dittos from mike in Toronto! May '08 be a better year for everyone! m ---------- From: Garrett Withrow[SMTP:gmwithrow@...] Sent: Monday, December 31, 2007 8:09 PM To: m100@... Subject: Re: So long 2007... You too Jim. Happy new year everyone! On Dec 31, 2007 5:58 PM, Jim Tiner <jim@...> wrote: > Hey all: > > For a number of reasons, 2007 was not one of my best years, but one thing > that happened this year that was a real positive for me was getting into > Model T computing and finding this list. While I haven't had a lot to post, > I've really enjoyed following the various discussion threads, getting to > know some of the names and personalities, and I really look forward to > learning more in the coming year. There really is a lot to like about these > little machines! After woking in IT the past 15 years, and 10 plus years in > electronics before that, it's great to ENJOY computing again like I did when > I first got into it back in the '80s. But best of all is having the > opportunity to be part of the ongoing conversation that takes place on this > list. > > I wish you all a happy, healthy and blessed New Year!(Continue reading)
1 Jan 06:42
LaddieCon factoid
Rick Hanson asked me why LaddieCon is named what it is... I knew there was a reason but couldn't immediately recall. I think that I just took DL (the initials for Desklink) and reversed them. Try to pronounce LD, you need some vowels thus, Laddie. Well you could say "Led" or "Leddie" but that would associate it in my mind with Huddie Ledbetter, or Led Zeppelin. Either way, LaddieCon is not worthy. The Con part means Console. My intent is to eventually write a nice GUI for it, but the current version is console only. So if I write the GUI version it will just be called Laddie. Well I won't "ramble on" any further. -- John.
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