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It has been said that OSSC converters can provide that, if they are well tuned. But one has to be careful about the various variants. Also I find them clumsy and expensive. I have tried OSSC and gbs-control on Q60 and I could not find a setting on either that would successfully display the full Q60...

Buffee is some super vapourware, its been going a decade and no-one has seen anything!

Apollo core AFAIK does not implement TAS instruction, and I think QL software was apparently fond of that instruction!

It has been said that OSSC converters can provide that, if they are well tuned. But one has to be careful about the various variants. Also I find them clumsy and expensive. I have tried OSSC and gbs-control on Q60 and I could not find a setting on either that would successfully display the full Q60...

whereas the HxC only provides numbers

You just made that up!

NormanDunbar wrote: ↑Sun Apr 07, 2024 4:30 pm Thanks folks. I am indulging in some wine!

Making sure you are well pickled for preservation purposes

Search this forum for QIMSI, that's the current best option for a BBQL!

Derek_Stewart wrote: ↑Wed Mar 27, 2024 11:34 pm Hi,

Why not run sQ68Lay on the RPI, you will have to compile the emulator, but XorA has made the compilation really easy.

To be fair it’s not really ready for prime time yet. Someone get me 4 weeks holiday from work

is there a mame port for Wii?

mame also has QL emulation!

The topic here seems "the smallest PC ever". Obviously every Linux/Android/Windows box can run an emulator. What is QL specific about all these boxes? We could as well search for the smallest Amiga, Atari 400 or ZX81. Was there any QL compatible hardware mentioned at all? there is quite a...

I respect all the effort for installing QL emulators on all kind of small computers and devices. I still think that the smallest QL ever is the QL working on your Android phone. It really works well on your phone by means of the Exagear emulator if you install this on your Android phone, then you c...