Hi,
Albert Beevendorp wrote:
WinZip uses newer compression algorithms which none of the MSX versions of
UNZIP recognize.
You're right. The ZIP64 extensions, if my memory isn't failing. And
moreover, I don't know of any (good) ZIP COMPRESSOR for MSX, so what
would be the point of using a
Hi,
Robert Vroemisse wrote:
But when you download something (with your PC or Mac), you can unzip it
right away and put it on a DD disc. When I download a program or something
and I see that it is not a ZIP file, I just throw it away because of all
those stupid ARJ-LZH, etc. extensions.
Hi,
Why not use the disk-image format (DSK) and the most populair compressor
(ZIP) in place of ARJ , LZH, PMA ... ?
Because we're using MSX, not PCs. There's no good support for ZIP files
on MSX yet.
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Hi,
Philip Pera wrote:
Was astonished to receive an e-mail telling that aamsx.org is
becoming aamsx.com - I knew of the two sites but thought they were
handled separately - any confirmation of this as both sites seem to
still run?
Who sent you that email? aamsx.org will NOT become
Hi,
TRAPOSOFT wrote:
Please, if you has a old link of aamsx.org update to aamsx.com.
A link to aamsx.org is NOT an 'old link'.
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Hi,
Beno$B{U(B Delvaux wrote:
Well, I'm not so astonished as you by this evolution.
'Evolution'?
aamsx.org seems now to be a part of the personal site of agOny (on the other
parts of his site, you can find many pictures of Japan ; don't forget
No. aamsx.org is NOT part of my
Hi,
] Beside, are you PAID?
The flight and the hotel got paid for me. Just like promised.
Hey, they only paid the flight for me! XD
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Hola,
http://www.gdicas.com/copa/roms/compmsxr.html
Senha dos arquivos ZIP:
Clave de los ficheros ZIP:
Password of the ZIP files:
LINK DA WWW.GDICAS.COM DENUNCIE COPIAS
Denuncie las copias? Como puede ser alguien tan estupido como para
poner un texto como este en un site en el que todo
Hi,
I have to say i like this archive very much!
But forgive me smiling when i read this in the zip file as legal notice:
This file is be owned by Gdicas www.gdicas.com , if you had take
it at another address, please , notice us either by [EMAIL PROTECTED]
or www.gdicas.com/forum/ We're
Hi,
Complain about copies? How can anyone be so stupid as to use a text
like this on a site where all the content isn't more than ILLEGAL
COPIES? Maybe it's just urge to be in the limelight, making things just
for the profit instead of serving as a help for others...
I think he did
Hi,
Does anyone know if there is __new__ 'MSX style' hardware available? i.e.
Based on Z80+, colour graphics, sound, disk interface etc.
There have been several projects. Some of them have been successful,
others not. Sunrise's IDE interfaces have been sold out and almost
everybody is using
Hi,
Manuel, Patriek:
But theoretically speaking, it should be possible to create a DOS2
compatible DOS3, which supports more than 8 driveletters and FAT16. If
we need a new DOS-(or BIOS) ROM for that, so be it. It's indeed the
logical step forwards. And all old programs should still be able
Hi,
Let's start for the beginning, ok?
Depends on what the coders/specialists prefer! (The Guys Who Are
Actually Going To Do It.)
And since there aren't many coders/specialits, what about trainig a few
of them by making good documentation available?
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Hi,
This page still has to be fixed, it has spaces in the image files, and
I got a mail from someone who showed me that OR netscape OR linux
can't handle spaces in images on the internet... Anyway, the z80 docs
I was the one who sent you that email. Both Netscape AND Linux (or any
other Unix
Hi,
How about asking Madge directly?
OK, but I think you have a bigger chance of success if you ask it via a
company. And in this case it's the company they dealt with in the past.
The chances are exactly the same. You buy the rights of the product, you
get the sources. Never mind if
Hi,
Current BIOS is located in a chip on the mainboard of the MSX or in a
seperate cartridge. MSX-DOS2 uses a lot of the internal functions of this
BIOS. Making a new DOS would almost certainly consist in making a new BIOS
which has to be placed on a chip that can be placed on a cartridge
Manuel,
Since ASCII is planning to open up all docs and maybe even the sources of
e.g. MSX-DOS2 (inc. ROM/BIOS), wouldn't it be possible to make some kind of
[...]
Can we actually get those docs and sources?
Should we mail to our Japanese friends to ask them about this?
Who said ASCII is
Hi,
rights. MSX-DOS was made by Microsoft, MSX-DOS2 by Madge Corp.
(http://www.madge.co.uk), and MSX-C was made by a company called
How about asking Madge then, via ASCII?
How about asking Madge directly?
transcription), and draw the figures using xfig. I've made this already
with
Hi,
Chapter 4 of the MSX Course is now online at http://www.aamsx.org. Be
warned: this is VERY BASIC stuff about MSX-DOS, so most likely
everything in this chapter is well known by users with a minimum of
knowledge about MSX.
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Hi,
I'll finish work in two hours. As soon as I go home I'll phone him and
tell him to phone you.
Regards,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can someone please ask SaveR from mexses to phone me on my mobile?
i've been trying to get in contact with him, without succes.
Lost his e-mail, i'm at a
Hi,
Real news must come from the Japanese meeting held this weekend. I heard
yesterday at Bussum that Agony is in Japan, so we will here more later.
Well, I should have been in Japan three weeks ago. But my visa is not
ready yet. I hope it didn't get delayed too much time... ;)
Regards,
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Hi,
[I can't understand Dutch, I know the meaning of your message thanks to
other people's translation]
My opinion:
The MSX community is already very fragmented. We're not so many people,
so I don't think it is a good idea to fragment it even more. That's the
reason why instead of making
Hi,
The game review of Matra's Don't Cock It Up! is now available in
http://www.aamsx.org
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Hi,
The third chapter of the MSX course is now online at
http://www.aamsx.org.
This chapter is about using diskettes in the MSX.
Regards,
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Hi,
http://www.live365.com/stations/266034
Does anyone knows how can I hear MSX Radio with Linux?
XMMS (http://www.xmms.com)
Regards,
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Hi again,
Does anyone knows how can I hear MSX Radio with Linux?
Sorry, I typed too fast. The correct URL for XMMS is
http://www.xmms.ORG.
Regards,
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Hi,
New game review at aamsx.org: KPI Ball
Go take a look at it: http://www.aamsx.org/rev_kpibal.php
Regards,
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Hi,
Some Brazilian machines doesn't show the VRAM at boot (my old
HotBit didn't show VRAm size neither RAM size).
Thanks! I will modify the text this week!
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Hi,
2.1:
- You are assuming that the reader has an MSX2 or higher (as in the rest of
the article)
Yes, my fault. In the Spanish version of the text I explained that the
chapter would be based on an MSX2. I didn't include this sentence in the
English translation. I will fix it this week.
-
Hi,
The second chapter of the MSX course is now online at
http://www.aamsx.org
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Hi,
I'm selling Dragon Slayer 6 at iBazar:
http://www.ibazar.es/voirobjet.cgi?codeobjet%3dKC864813LH534967
Regards,
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On Thu, 2 Aug 2001, Patriek Lesparre wrote:
Foto is picture in dutch too, so he would've understood. The problem is
the right frame doesn't load correctly on Netscape. It doesn't show
anything below the NEWS-header. Probably a table-problem?
I'm using Netscape (4.76 on Linux) and that site
Hello,
I started a new section on http://www.aamsx.org because I was receiving
lots of questions about the most basic subjects about MSX. It is a course
on how to use a MSX computer (but once the basic stuff is covered, we will
move into more advanced stuff).
Please take a look at
Hi,
I'm selling Illusion City on iBazar:
http://www.ibazar.es/voirobjet.cgi?codeobjet%3dKC864813LG914447
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On Wed, 18 Jul 2001, Mark Bolman wrote:
Obviously not.
Regards,
Hmm, does it come with a Turbo R???
ag0ny wrote:
Hi,
I'm selling Illusion City on iBazar:
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On Wed, 18 Jul 2001, Sander van Nunen wrote:
Everything is in perfect condition.
Regards,
Is it playable? I got stuck in the first room ;-(
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2001 10:51 PM
Subject: Illusion City for sale
On Wed, 4 Jul 2001, Adriano Camargo Rodrigues da Cunha wrote:
Anybody knows where is KonamiMan?
He's at his home in Mallorca.
Is he still alive?
At least he was 8 hours ago. :)
Is he in Japan?
He wished. ;)
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On Mon, 4 Jun 2001, Marco Antonio Simon dal Poz wrote:
That's why I always like cracking and copying, but just for stupid
distribution policies! Even through, I agree that copying is bad and
buying is good, but I expect some respect from the gamehouses, by
releasing its software simultaneously
On Wed, 23 May 2001, Patriek Lesparre wrote:
According to my tests with a 4MB mapper, DOS2 indeed lists it as 255
segments (4080kB) and trying to allocate all segments does result in
segment 256 being ignored!
Questions:
The question is: do you really care for what happens to those 16Kb when
On Wed, 18 Apr 2001, Jeroen Kppers wrote:
I managed to decrypt your HTML code and found this hidden in the code:
Who goes to the MSX Fair in Tilburg?
Me. I'm going.
And from now on, I'll send my messages 'encrypted' using ROT13 so they are
even more difficult to read (that's my own version of
On Wed, 4 Apr 2001, Nestor wrote:
So, before preparing an "impressive soft" demonstration, please think it
twice.
I agree. Instead of WHAT you're going to show, think about HOW you're
going to present it. They will be more impressed if things are done in a
serious and (pseudo-)professional way
On Thu, 15 Feb 2001, Pepijn wrote:
||The auction is at:
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||http://www.ibazar.es/modifobjet.cgi?codeobjet%3dKC864813LB406791
link don't work... should be:
http://www.ibazar.es/voirobjet.cgi?codeobjet%3dKC864813LB406791
Ooops, you're right. Thanks a lot.
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Hi,
As many of you already know, I'll start working in Japan soon. I can't
take my MSX Turbo-R on the plane because I have to carry too many things,
so I'm selling it.
The auction is at:
http://www.ibazar.es/modifobjet.cgi?codeobjet%3dKC864813LB406791
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Hi,
We have started a new poll in aamsx.org, focused on the specifications for
the development of new games. This time what we want to know is:
How much memory does your MSX have?
If you have an *EXTERNAL* memory expansion, please *DON'T* count that
memory in the answer. We want to know only
On Thu, 18 Jan 2001, David Heremans wrote:
So agOny, correct your mistake please. :-)
That was *NOT* my mistake. I don't have anything to do with MSX-Legacy,
except for the fact that I donated the space in one of my servers (107Mb
as of today).
By the way, my nick is spelled a-g-ZERO-n-y, not
Hi,
Leonardo Padial Electronics has built a new set of memory expansions for
MSX, two of them allowing up to 16 or 32Mb of RAM to be mapped in standard
MSX computers.
Please visit http://www.aamsx.org for prices and technical information of
these expansions.
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available as cartridges or on-board memory?
As cartridges.
regards,
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Hello,
- Report and pictures from XVIII Salon del MSX
- Realms of Adventure game review
- Blue Warrior game review
http://www.aamsx.org
Regards,
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On Thu, 16 Nov 2000, Laurens Holst wrote:
I don't like to talk about non-MSX-matters in this list, but...
Netscape loads the entire page before it displays it (afaik it even loads
the images before displaying). IE displays while loading, so that's why it
seems faster. However, if you for
Hi,
There are too many messages about Netscape VS Internet Explorer, Linux,
Seti@Home, GIMP, etc etc etc...
Is this still an MSX user list?
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Hi,
As you may know, a few day ago took place the biggest consumer electronics
expo in Spain: Sonimag 2000. This is the same expo where the MSX was first
introduced in Spain during Sonimag 83.
This year there was some MSX presence in Sonimag thanks to Matra and
aamsx.org. In a big stand focused
On Fri, 29 Sep 2000, Frits Hilderink wrote:
Is it the overscan trick that's causing problems on emulators ?
Because that's just a matter of time.
It does not run on emulators mainly because of the extensive usage of VDP
interrupts. For example, the number of simultaneous colors in the
screen:
On Fri, 29 Sep 2000, Maarten ter Huurne wrote:
In the review:
This game DOES NOT run on MSX emulators.
Is that a challenge?
No, that's the facts. It's not just because of the overscan, but also
because of the 64 simultaneous colors in the screen, the PSG routines,
etc...
Regards,
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On Fri, 29 Sep 2000, Frits Hilderink wrote:
NLMSX does have a line based VDP emulation which could cause a problem
when you are changing the palette colors on every line.
Are there some demos that use the same features ?
There are playable promos of Sex Bomb Bunny and ARK-A-NOAH in
Hi,
Moskow 2024 review with lots of screenshots at:
http://www.aamsx.org/rev_moskow.php
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Hi,
We have a new game review at aamsx.org:
Sex Bomb Bunny (Matra, 1999)
- Article
- Screenshots
- Playable promo
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On Sun, 27 Aug 2000, Alex Wulms wrote:
I have added a new issue of Ikeda's MSX PRINT to "The MSX Plaza". This new
issue is a report about Den-YU land 2000. It contains more details about the
lectures given by Nishi and Yamashita from ASCII corporation, regarding
ASCIIs future plans with
Hi,
After my trip to Japan, aamsx.org is being updated again. Pictures from
MSX Den-yu Land available.
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On Wed, 30 Aug 2000, Alex Wulms wrote:
Using the Z380 together with the new cards will reduce the original MSX to
being a powersupply with a keyboard ;-)
Yes, that's my point. That 'machine' won't be an MSX anymore...
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Problems?
On Tue, 22 Aug 2000, Manuel Bilderbeek wrote:
Dear Mr. Nasu,
I saw that you closed down the input form on the page of the MSX Den-Yu Land
2000 site.
[...]
Well, Yokoi can't read English at all, so maybe the translation was a good
idea... Let's hope that elingo provides a good translation
Hi,
MSX Den-yu Land report and pictures available at http://www.aamsx.org, as
usual.
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On Sun, 20 Aug 2000, Ricardo Jurczyk Pinheiro wrote:
In the 2nd photo, the guy in the middle is Alex Mitsio Sato,
our Brazilian friend who lives in Japan. =)
I know, I was talking with him and we took some pictures. :)
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On Mon, 21 Aug 2000, K.Ikeda wrote:
Spanish MSX freak who Ag0ny will begin stuff of ASCII Corp! He will drop
Spanish work!! Nishi likes Ag0ny. You can ask it to Ag0ny about this.
This is not confirmed yet. I'm now studying the software they want me to
administer. If I can't administer it, I
On Sun, 20 Aug 2000, Néstor Soriano wrote:
I have appointment with him 1 hour later. Good luck to me!
With agony? Well, if you survived Saver, agony is not a problem at all!
He is even somehow normal!! X-)
Well, after watching Takamichi dance at YM2413night wearing only fundoshi
On Sat, 19 Aug 2000, Daniel Zorita wrote:
Well, it's better to say that this is the ONLY OFFICIAL news in 10 years.
But you don't must to forget the huge efforts of amateur groups during this
time.
They are not forgetting these amateur groups. The fact that ASCII wants to
make a new MSX is
On Sun, 20 Aug 2000, Werner Augusto Roder Kai wrote:
Although Javi and Nestor say that is not just a rumour, we must
consider it as a rumour unless we get news directly from ASCII, or we
can read at the ASCII homepage: "We will make new MSX MACHINE".
I got this directly from ASCII.
On Sat, 19 Aug 2000, Anne de Raad wrote:
Ag0ny had an official interview with ASCII. So it seems, ASCII indeed has
again commercial plans in some form with the MSX-system
I dare to say this is the most interesting news we had in more then 10
years.
And no one, absolutely no one
On Sun, 6 Aug 2000, The MSX Files wrote:
We feel that there is still a lot of milage in the Z80. People have
experience of
using it and their are many software tools about that support software
developement for it.
Our processor builds on the Z80 tradition. We estimate it to be
Hi,
In Hnostar #44 there is a small note about ZiLOG's new CPU: eZ80. It is a
Z80-compatible chip that runs four times faster than a Z80 at the same
clockrate, and can run at up to 80Mhz. It can address up to 16Mb of RAM
and has three memory models: native Z80, virtual Z80 and ADL. In native
Z80
On Tue, 1 Aug 2000, Sandy Pleyte wrote:
OPEN MSX :)) i like it already :)
And multiplatform will be nice :)
I don't like it so much. After all, it will only be an emulator, not a
real MSX. It will only make you use more your PC and less your MSX.
It may be a good idea for emulator scene,
On Tue, 1 Aug 2000, Arnaud de Klerk wrote:
I don't like it so much. After all, it will only be an emulator, not a
real MSX. It will only make you use more your PC and less your MSX.
It may be a good idea for emulator scene, but not for the MSX itselft.
Hi Ag0ny,
Please keep in mind
On Tue, 1 Aug 2000, David Heremans wrote:
Many MSX developers already use PC or other devices to develop MSX soft.
Think of the fact that compiling is faster, you can open more pictures
in a drawing program (and have better filters also...). If there is some
debugging to do in your programs
On Mon, 31 Jul 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A spanish user asked a japanese company for the chips they have
available. This is a forward of the mail they sent to him. There are
19.000 V9958 and 10.000 YM2413 (the FM chip) available. The contact info
for this company is in the signature
On Sun, 30 Jul 2000, Pierre Gielen wrote:
YES! But before we all start writing to this company individually asking for
one or two chips which would mean huge shipping costs per chip, maybe
someone should coordinate the orders. I have no experience with this. Maybe
one of the MSX clubs? Any
Hi,
A spanish user asked a japanese company for the chips they have
available. This is a forward of the mail they sent to him. There are
19.000 V9958 and 10.000 YM2413 (the FM chip) available. The contact info
for this company is in the signature of the message.
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On Mon, 24 Jul 2000, d-fader wrote:
But I was pretty curious, are there guys who actually USE Pascal?? And hows
the support for external programs as MoonBlaster ( MB for Moonsound) and
that kind of stuff?? And can you include your own ASM code and stuff???
Using Pascal you CAN include your
On Sat, 22 Jul 2000, Jose Angel Morente wrote:
Everybody copies Playstation games nowadays but Japanese companies
sell its products. Martos cracked up to, 300, 400 games? And it distributed
those games to a small number of MSX users.
Small number of MSX users? Come on, I live in Spain and
On Fri, 21 Jul 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just like when I was stunned seeing Martos resurrect ;)
I don't think Martos resurrection can be viewed as 'good news'. He's good,
but he's just a pirate. The only thing he made was cracking and copying
games to sell them for personal profit, that's
On Mon, 17 Jul 2000, Manuel Bilderbeek wrote:
There seems to be another MSX event in Japan, besides MSX Den Yu Land. It is
called MSX Assembly in Nagoya '00 See
http://www2s.biglobe.ne.jp/~emu/main/
I recall it is August 6th. I can't go, since I'll arrive to Tokyo on
August 11th. By the
On Mon, 17 Jul 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I work as the technical director of a big ISP, so I guess I know
what I'm talking about.
not necessarily :-P
In this case, I am. :)
ag0ny:~$ uname -a
Linux ag0ny 2.2.13 #10 Sat Jul 1 21:08:33 CEST 2000 i686 unknown
ag0ny~$
*grin
Hello,
We've opened a MSX users database at http://www.aamsx.org, which we'll use
to build a census about users around the world. Also, this database will
be used for authentication on upcoming sections of our site, like message
boards and such.
Please take a look at it and register:
On Thu, 13 Jul 2000, Ðiogo Sperb Schneider wrote:
(Please excuse me for the offtopic)
management, scheduling, etc. It would be a
completely different kernel,
so it wouldn't be Linux.
Linux is not just a kernel. To be sincere, the kernel
is the least important part of the OS. It just
On Thu, 13 Jul 2000, Ðiogo Sperb Schneider wrote:
Because Linux kernel "way of life" requires a MMU,
something not available at "normal" MSXs.
Ok... But it could be implemented in software,
couldn't? Also, the MSXes are in evolution process...
Couldn't. A MMU ensures that programs
On Fri, 14 Jul 2000, Ðiogo Sperb Schneider wrote:
[about MMU]
Ok, but I still don't see how it could not be
implemented in software.
How could you avoid programs to access memory areas that don't belong to
them if your MMU is implemented in software? How could you stop user
programs to
to your Windows "ag0ny" session and
leave this subject for people who know about it. :)
ag0ny:~$ uname -a
Linux ag0ny 2.2.13 #10 Sat Jul 1 21:08:33 CEST 2000 i686 unknown
ag0ny~$
This doesn't look like a Windows "ag0ny" session. Oh, and this is my
desktop PC. Maybe you'd
On Fri, 14 Jul 2000, Ðiogo Sperb Schneider wrote:
If you have access to a Linux system, you can easily
edit the strings on any binary files using "elvis".
It's the "vi" text editor, considered the standard
UNIX text editor editor. Very powerful tool. If you'd
rather gather all the text
On Fri, 14 Jul 2000, Ðiogo Sperb Schneider wrote:
How could you avoid programs to access memory areas
that don't belong to
them if your MMU is implemented in software? How
could you stop user
programs to overwrite the MMU code and make it work
as the user want?
I thought the
Hi,
I've received an email from Ikeda a while ago, and he has confirmed that
people from Sega will visit the fair to look at the MSX scene and try to
decide whether it may be of interest for them to program for MSX or not.
Good news (I guess).
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On Thu, 13 Jul 2000, Ðiogo Sperb Schneider wrote:
Why are you so sure? For Linux to run, all we need is
a suitable kernel. Linux kernels were originally
intended for i386 machines only, but it has been
ported to PowerPC, i286, Amiga and a few others... Why
shouldn't it be ported to the
On Mon, 10 Jul 2000, Marco Frissen wrote:
Don't forget there is absolutely no software for MSX anymnore (and I am not
talking about the occasional game that is still developed...)
Then obviously you are not part of the MSX scene. There IS new
hardware. Development is slow, but take a look at
On Mon, 10 Jul 2000, Manuel Bilderbeek wrote:
You can say "but now it continues!", but that is not the same. MSX was
(commercially seen) stopped for 9 years. This is just too long to get the
same feeling back. If ASCII or any other company releases a new MSX this
year, it is still not the
On Mon, 10 Jul 2000, Marco Frissen wrote:
And I am not _not_ supporting MSX.. I am just being realistic.. I would buy
a new MSX, for the fun of it, but I don't see MSX becoming a success in the
future, that's all I said.. and there's a lot of difference between
commercial success and success
On Mon, 10 Jul 2000, Sander Zuidema wrote:
And maybe someone can point ASCII to the current poll at www.msx.org?
That's a good initiative, it's even fair since you can't even vote more
than
once ;-)
Some results are already sent to Ikeda - Yokoi - ASCII
Some others (poll at
On Sat, 8 Jul 2000, Laurens Holst wrote:
And if Rob Hiep really gets buried with work, well, then he can ask someone
else to help him, right? I bet there are plenty of MSX-people wanting to do
something for MSX by helping Sunrise, especially in interesting times with
an MSX 3.
Right. *IF*
On Fri, 7 Jul 2000, Francisco Alvarez wrote:
a Anyone else from this list is going to be in Den-yu Land 2000? Manuel and
a me will be there.
Pazos, Javi, Saver... I hope that you'll bring news to Europe!!!
Pazos isn't going this year. I've already asked him.
Regards,
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On Sat, 8 Jul 2000, Saku Taipale wrote:
Anyone else from this list is going to be in Den-yu Land 2000? Manuel and
me will be there.
All the way to Japan? No way man. It's just a hobby...
Manuel Bilderbeek is in Japan already...
And SaveR from Club MeSXes will be there in August,
On Sat, 8 Jul 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
very
cool, but if MSX gets serious again in Japan, they would need a stronger
european partner...Rob would go nuts if he should carry this weight...I am
not sure about this, but I thought Ikeda himself told me Sunrise isn't
interested in
Hi,
We've opened a new section at www.aamsx.org: events. Contains info about
past and upcoming MSX meetings around the world. We'll include full
reports and pics as soon as possible.
Take a look at it: http://www.aamsx.org
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On Fri, 7 Jul 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What do YOU think, should a new MSX be developed? Will it have a
chance in the market that's dominated by PC's and 64 bit game
consoles? Or will it create it's own market?
It should be developed. There is still a somewhat large userbase, and more
On Fri, 7 Jul 2000, Maarten van Strien (cs^tbl) wrote:
I think a computer is dead when there're only some freaks left, and no
prof. company. I think that after the Microcabin-era it was done commercially.
Really? ESE Artists' Factory are making big bucks selling MSX
Stuff. Syntax are.
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