The Apple Lisa Inside an FPGA!

[AlexTheCat123]

We haven't really discussed that; I'm not sure. I obviously know how they work better than anyone else, so maybe that would fall onto me. I tested all of them pretty extensively before sending them out, and the readme in the GitHub repo explains how to set it up and covers all of the common pitfalls that people might encounter, so I don't foresee tech support really being something that we'll have to worry about much.

 

[adespoton]

We haven't really discussed that; I'm not sure. I obviously know how they work better than anyone else, so maybe that would fall onto me. I tested all of them pretty extensively before sending them out, and the readme in the GitHub repo explains how to set it up and covers all of the common pitfalls that people might encounter, so I don't foresee tech support really being something that we'll have to worry about much.

I sure hope those aren't famous last words -- you're probably right due to the fact that it was a limited run and people already had to be paying attention to get them in the first place.

But after having to deal with decades of tech support escalations... no sane person will EVER foresee some of the tech support required for a shipped product.

 

[AlexTheCat123]

Yeah, I hope they're not famous last words too. But I tend to think that the people who bought these are a rather technically-inclined audience, so they'd know how to fix basic issues that may crop up and would know to read the manual in full before reaching out and asking for help. But we'll see. I really don't have time to deal with a bunch of tech support on top of everything else that I have to do!