I think a ZXBaremulator Pi counts as a Speccy clone.
Show off your Speccy hardware setup!
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Show off your Speccy hardware setup!
That's right. I'm doing this. Show me your Speccy setup! Spectrum Next and clones are welcome here too.
I think a ZXBaremulator Pi counts as a Speccy clone.
I think a ZXBaremulator Pi counts as a Speccy clone.
Chelsea E., a Speccy fan from the U.S.
Also a musician and a beginning games developer.
Also a musician and a beginning games developer.
Re: Show off your Speccy hardware setup!
Not strictly a 'setup', but I do love Mr Dickinson's designs.
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Re: Show off your Speccy hardware setup!
These are mine, Black one is a Harlequin 128K rev 2D which I finished building last weekend. Worked first time, well, once I put the ROM in the correct way 
Orange is a Harlequin 48K and white is a Next N-GO.
Orange is a Harlequin 48K and white is a Next N-GO.
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Re: Show off your Speccy hardware setup!
I would love to get into N-GO for higher-end Speccy games since I've been having no luck with getting the OG into the US so far. I hope I can hook it up with RCA/AV cables at least.
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Also a musician and a beginning games developer.
Also a musician and a beginning games developer.
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Re: Show off your Speccy hardware setup!
I mean...I've just discovered ZXBaremulator and have been running it on a Pi 3B+ but here's another thing I wonder about: can I load programs by using an AUX cable on it? After all, it's close enough to hardware without being FPGA I think.
Chelsea E., a Speccy fan from the U.S.
Also a musician and a beginning games developer.
Also a musician and a beginning games developer.
Re: Show off your Speccy hardware setup!
Part of my emulator based setup...
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Re: Show off your Speccy hardware setup!
@firelord Lemme guess: you use Puppy Linux, right?
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Re: Show off your Speccy hardware setup!
I should've known that, but thanks.MustardTiger wrote: ↑Fri May 10, 2024 8:07 pm The N-GO has the same video out as a Next, so HDMI and RGB/VGA.
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Also a musician and a beginning games developer.
Also a musician and a beginning games developer.
Re: Show off your Speccy hardware setup!
Yes - actually it's Debian Dog... much better
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Re: Show off your Speccy hardware setup!
Funnily enough, there is a Debian-based Pup too. I even installed Fuse onto it, but I'm probably going to mostly test Windows games on it if I happen to make any.
Also, I'm thinking of getting this to challenge myself in terms of limitations. It's one of the precursors to the MPAGD software and it aims for 48k machines rather than later models.
Chelsea E., a Speccy fan from the U.S.
Also a musician and a beginning games developer.
Also a musician and a beginning games developer.
Re: Show off your Speccy hardware setup!
There are puppies for every distro. The dogs are much better because they combine the puppy advantages and am actual distro. I have a 300MB base system and the rest 10GB are in squashfs (100+) and appimages. It's like a LEGO OSCheez26 wrote: ↑Sat May 11, 2024 8:52 am Funnily enough, there is a Debian-based Pup too. I even installed Fuse onto it, but I'm probably going to mostly test Windows games on it if I happen to make any.
Also, I'm thinking of getting this to challenge myself in terms of limitations. It's one of the precursors to the MPAGD software and it aims for 48k machines rather than later models.