@paradroyd https://www.gryphel.com/c/sw/program/
This looks interesting. Some tools at least.
@paradroyd everything I'd need to know https://retrocomputing.stackexchange.com/a/3220
@panda_roux Probably, though I haven't personally used one on that machine.
@paradroyd hey maybe you could help me with a retro computing thing
growing up i had a TRS-80 CoCo 3 with a tape drive, some joysticks, an RGB monitor, two 5 1/4” floppies, the works
i’ve been trying to find this hardware but i’ve never been successful. i don’t suppose you’re willing to share any leads if you have them?
@warriorstar
Sadly eBay and FB Marketplace have the most Coco stuff I've found. If you find a coco 3 heed my advice: Skip the floppy drives and invest instead in a CocoSDC.
I usually get SD solutions for any machines I acquire, especially for any machines that I don't already have physical media sitting around for.
I don't have a "real" CoCo yet, but my MiSTer FPGA does nearly perfect CoCo2 and CoCo3 (among many other things), so there's that, at least.
@jpeg
Sweet, I miss my MC-10. Have you heard of the MCX-128 expansion, etc?
https://thezippsterzone.com/mc-10-items-for-sale/
@conceitedjerk @jpeg @warriorstar
I have an MC-10 with the MCX-128. Cool little expansion. That's what's hanging of the back of mine here.
@jpeg @conceitedjerk @warriorstar No problem.
You're pretty much describing something like Fujinet, for the Atari 8 bits.
@paradroyd Those are beautiful.
@mgrondin It IS quite nice.
@mgrondin @paradroyd that looks great! love the mood lighting!
@paradroyd ух, атмосферно
@paradroyd someone near me is selling a Mac Plus for $150... Is there a C compiler for it?