One SAM keyboard up for grabs - An apology
About a month ago I told everyone that I had a new, unwrapped SAM keyboard for sale, at the original price of £10. Unfortunately, due to a corrupt file, I've lost most of my e-mails from the end of February and cannot recover them. This means that I don't have a list of those people who expressed an interest in the keyboard. Could anyone still interested in this keyboard please contact me again? To be extra safe, please also send a copy of your e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED], just in case my PC bursts into flames, or encounters some other disaster! Sorry to put you all through this trouble, and next time I ask for names, etc. I'll print them out... All the best, Phil Glover.
mess
Check this url out... http://mess.emuverse.com/ It's a multi-machine emulator and claims to emulate the Sam. Anybody know anything about it? Or whos behind it? l8r Johnna
RE: mess
Johnna Teare wrote: http://mess.emuverse.com/ It's a multi-machine emulator and claims to emulate the Sam. Anybody know anything about it? Or whos behind it? It uses the MAME core, but instead of adding modules for different arcade games it uses them for different computer systems. It did have SAM support last time I looked at it (last April I think), but it was fairly primitive - it did support line interrupts so the startup screen was correct, but I think the colours were wrong. The MESS screenshots page used to have a SAM boot screen picture on it, but I don't know if the fact that it's been removed means it's been discontinued. I've no idea who was/is behind it, but I did wonder myself (I don't remember seeing any names on the modules). I was tempted to work on MESS for SAM emulation rather than SimCoupé, but I thought some of the SAM-specific requirements to be a bit too awkward to fit into the general architecture, without sacraficing performance. I still think I picked the right one :-) Si
