The Sinclair QL Forum

Nice!

But...where is the QL?

Updated with: a) Link at the QL italian mailing list (subscription) b) Link for downloading "mDump 2" c) Link at the actual list of full preserved titles (more than 450, in progress) d) Link at my personal Sinclair Collection e) Link at my you tube channel where I put all my experiments ab...

https://sinclairql.wordpress.com The automatic translator is on the right end side of the Page ;) We have linked mDump2 (on the interview) for dowload our Alpha 6 and I've linked the Italian Sinclair QL Mailing List. Next, I hope in the Weekend, we will put the LIST of all the SW preserverd (450 tit...

If you want to say the spectrum next would only be experimental then no. Spectrum next is a well tested FPGA implementation. It's prototypes were called TBBlue. All perfectly running. There were prototypes that had no expansion port and later victor trucco made the prototype with expansion port. Th...

Thank you for putting this release out. Thanks. I was paying regular visits to you pages, I remember there used to be an interview with Linus at Zoo? Also there used to be a source to Linus QL famous frame buffer code, I am not able to locate it anymore. Can you please advise? The page has been res...

thorsinclair wrote:Can you point me to these discussions on the ML List and/or Facebook please? I understand italian

Great!

I know you? Italian mail list Friend?

There are 20-odd incomplete Auroras. They are with Nasta. The plan is to send them to me. I would complete them with missing parts, (or make kits as has been requested) and ship them out. Unfortunately with Sandy's problems, and Nasta has time issues of his own, it just hasn't happened yet. I think...

XorA wrote:http://www.specnext.com/

Looks really gorgeous. Wonder if the FPGA inside can run the QL FPGA core

We have a big discussion during the Weekend on Italian ML LIST and on FB.

Is SPECTACULAR!

I would LOVE to have a NEW QL too designed by Dickinson and ther renewed.

It will be fantastic

Per, this looks to me like a Minerva MkII - The version that didn't just replace the ROM, but added I²C, a BOOT device that could hold a small amount of SuperBASIC to divert the BOOT process to the network and a working battery back-up for the real-time clock: http://tfs.firshman.co.uk/ql/minerva.h...

Great stuff!