In message 4a9eb641.3090...@dunbar-it.co.uk, Norman Dunbar
nor...@dunbar-it.co.uk writes
Hi,
Similar to Norman's experience, my first BASIC was with ZX-Basic on the
ZX81, in the 1980's; as well as looking at the BASIC's from other
popular personal computers published in magazines like PCW.
Due to popular demand, and with the consent of Jochen Merz, we are
pleased to announce that we have re-released an old QL arcade game,
Pengi, which was written by Jochen Merz and previously released on the
Gigasoft label.
In this colourful game, you control a small Penguin (Pengi) as he tries
We have been busy this summer trying to save as many commercial QL
titles as possible to ensure the continued future of the QL.
We have managed to get most of the software from microdrive onto a PC in
a format for use with Q-emuLator in the main, although it does help us
to make fresh working
In message 4a9ff3ed.80...@rwapservices.co.uk, Rich Mellor
r...@rwapservices.co.uk writes
Hi Rich,
I remember playing that game on the BBC B computer ... so I guess there
were many versions available.
Definitely a good and simple fun game ... :-)
Due to popular demand, and with the consent
Similar to Norman's experience, my first BASIC was with ZX-Basic on
the
ZX81, in the 1980's; as well as looking at the BASIC's from other
popular personal computers published in magazines like PCW.
I missed programming with the Sinclair Spectrum, instead it was then
on
to BBC BASIC and QL
In message 4a9ff531.5020...@rwapservices.co.uk, Rich Mellor
r...@rwapservices.co.uk writes
Hi Rich,
Your ql_wiki has grown in to a very useful resource.
The list of games with colour snapshot illustrations of them, is really
neat ... :-)
Keep up the super work !
You will also find a list
Do you know about http://tinyurl.com/ql-mac-show ?
I will be going, and maybe Simon G, Roy, Jochen and Marcel.
Tony
Add me to that list too - I'm hoping to be on holiday in Switzerland
at about the end of October/early November with my partner...to
celebrate being 50 :-(( later this year
Tony Firshman wrote, On 3/09/09 20:53:
Whoops - I meant this to be private.
Still, fortunately, I did not say anything bad about anyone!
I did once on my BBS. I said that a Herr Falkenburg was selling a
pirated Minerva at a German show - Bielefeld I think. He was, but did
not realise, as
Dilwyn Jones wrote, On 3/09/09 21:19:
Do you know about http://tinyurl.com/ql-mac-show ?
I will be going, and maybe Simon G, Roy, Jochen and Marcel.
Tony
Add me to that list too - I'm hoping to be on holiday in Switzerland
at about the end of October/early November with my partner...to
In message 9933d6f1bbfb40ae82bea841c0692...@dilwyn3hkh9x94, Dilwyn
Jones dil...@evans1511.fsnet.co.uk writes
Hi Dilwyn,
You are still quite a prolific programmer for the QL ... :-)
I think we all spent hours and hours with programme listings in the
various magazines.
I have kept all of my
Malcolm Cadman wrote, On 3/09/09 21:34:
In message 9933d6f1bbfb40ae82bea841c0692...@dilwyn3hkh9x94, Dilwyn
Jones dil...@evans1511.fsnet.co.uk writes
Hi Dilwyn,
You are still quite a prolific programmer for the QL ... :-)
I think we all spent hours and hours with programme listings in the
Dilwyn Jones wrote, On 3/09/09 22:32:
Easyjet from Luton or Gatwick is currently around £50 plus, including
taxes etc.
...which is less than a train fare Bangor to London/Luton (unless I
can get my ahead around advance booking discounts)
So taking a Virgin to London is not cheap these days
Yes indeed. With two of you it might be worth hiring a car. In
France I
paid only £90 or so for 6 days.
It is half that time I guess.
I think I'd rather let the train take the strain while on holiday -
Swiss railways are apparently pretty efficient.
Main problem for me will be the British
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