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Programs like these should be uploaded to Bo Zimmerman's ftp archive. Upload to the incoming directory.

It doesn't seem like something most people would want to sell, once had. try ebay! I sold mine a few weeks ago. I have no need for it when there's an electronic version available, and it didn't hold any sentimental value for me. I've got rid of most of my Commodore books to save space; I only keep ...

Found it! Will try it out at home. Can't afford a MegaCart so I'll have to make do with emulation.

The only gadget I want right now is the Mega Cart. Have to save up for it. :) Until you have the "real thing", you can experience MegaCart in Vice 2.2 A ROM image has been made available here: http://robert.hurst-ri.us/2009/12/23/mega-cart-rom-dump/ One of the great things about MegaCart ...

I voted Other Linux because I use Kubuntu 8.04. Although an official alternative version of Ubuntu it's different enough to be considered a separate OS imho. Other, less often used operating systems: Eeebuntu (on my EeePC, used almost as much as my main machine) Windows XP (Needed for the occasional...

I've wanted one of those since I first heard of them a few years back. If it weren't for lack of space and time to play with more computers than I already have I'd buy one off of ebay in an instant. I've played with a BBC emulator once in a while, and it sure is a great machine with a much better BA...

I wish 6502 was a little easier to use, though.....Kinda barbaric with only 1 register and 2 pointers, that are 8 bit lol XD Funny, I think that's what makes it easy to use. I tried some Z80 programming a few years ago and I couldn't wrap my mind around all those registers and all the different way...

I haven't bothered to change the default Mozilla start page in Firefox. That said, Denial is most often the first page I open after opening Gmail in the first tab.

DLH to the rescue

Is it the one from French Silk Software you're talking about? We had a discussion about it on the forum a while back. Somewhere on the interwebs is an interview with the guy who made it where he claims it was the only real assembler that could run on an unexpanded VIC. I think someone here put up a ...

I voted Yes because I would use it if I had an RPM-based distro. For the moment I'm running Kubuntu, but that may well change in the future. It's always nice when people take the time to package things up nicely.

That's how I understand it too. Looking at the device, there seems to be a standard PC drive ribbon cable connector but no way to connect an IEC device as far as I can see.

Interesting device, thanks for sharing. I still find my XEM1541 adapter couples nicely with OpenCBM for native R/W use with the CBM peripheral (1541/1571/1581), so as intriguing as it is with the USB adaptor, I cannot find a use-case whereas I would need one in C= 8-bit land. I guess it will be ver...

Jim Brain is the legal distributor of JiffyDOS so presumably he can supply you with one for the 1581. That's probably the easiest way to get a ROM for the 1581.

There is a program (I don't remember the name but I may find it if you need) that writes/reads d81 images to/from a standard floppy drive, so just create/manage your d81 image in some way (Star Commander / DirMaster) and transfer it to a standard 3,5" disk then read it from your vic with a 158...