New Project: DoubleVision SE/30 Card

[Oliver_A]

As I said, please don't take my occasional comments as offensive as they may sound to you. These are just rantings from a Mac noob comining from an entirely different community, who is taking this as an opportunity to learn something new. And I really do believe that my 2 projects I'm doing here now, would make nice additions.

What you can be sure about is that, for all my projects, I try to set high standards for myself. When I make a graphics card for the Mac, I want it to work as perfectly as possible as its Amiga sister, and to try adding additional features given the special properties of the host system - here, MacSE/30 variant adds mirroring of internal video output to the HDMI.

Right now, I am finishing the blitter of my design on the Amiga, so that the Mac card can use the same, well tested and performant design. And for all the features I might be adding to one variant, I will keep the other product also up to date.

Once my SE/30 is running, I expect I can have a running prototype in 2-3 weeks.

 

[jjuran]

Once my SE/30 is running, I expect I can have a running prototype in 2-3 weeks.

I love hearing about your progress and seeing your product photos. It brings life to a platform that's still cherished in our community, even while it's been written off by the larger world.

As I said, please don't take my occasional comments as offensive as they may sound to you. These are just rantings from a Mac noob comining from an entirely different community, who is taking this as an opportunity to learn something new.

Well, you stopped writing "MAC", so I guess we'll forgive you. ;-)

 

[Phipli]

Well, you stopped writing "MAC", so I guess we'll forgive you. ;-)

Given I have to write "Processor" on my phone because my autocorrect won't let me write CPU most of the time, I don't think I'm in a position to criticise

 

[gsteemso]

Given I have to write "Processor" on my phone because my autocorrect won't let me write CPU most of the time, I don't think I'm in a position to criticise

Ouch!

Well, I do call it “autocorrupt” for a reason.

 

[CC_333]

I have to write "Processor" on my phone because my autocorrect won't let me write CPU most of the time

How wonderfully obtuse!

On my 2013 rMBP running Sequoia via OCLP, my autocorrect doesn't actually work at all in places like Mail and Messages, so I'm probably better off.

And to that end, I actually turn it off altogether on my other machines, so I can spell things however I like and it won't try to "autocorrupt" anything without my say so!

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