Okay, for consoles that displayed on a TV you can have a pc with TV-out and a USB adapter for its controller. Then the only thing you miss is the manual placing of the cart in the slot.
Now, you could go the full way and use a mini-itx (or nano-itx) pc inside the origional casing of this console as well as doing the above.
In fact, a friend of mine is going to do something simmilar with an old broken SNES.
Most of the old hardware that is lying around and is easy to grab is pentium.
That might well be why these things usually highlight the old pentiums/celerons.
..if both players (or computers) know all the 'correct' moves for every board state (and acted blindly on them), then presumably every game would have the same outcome.
I would have thought knowing the 'correct' move your oponent will make might force you to chose another path, to which there will be a correct answer!
Argh it hurts my head.
Not a gentoo problem, more a problem with grasping the installation and use of the latest drivers.
I run UT2004 in gentoo 1024x768 with every setting maxed out and its a beauty.
You have a point about games I suppose, industry-standard word processing? I believe open office is on linux too, no? I mean its certain your not talking about microsoft office, seeing as it isnt a standard in any sense of the word.
And not having crashed in months is almost a matter of luck.
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And that isn't even funny, I always wondered why I'm not a pale skinned vampire lookalike.
And monitor technology will have to completely change...
Mhz are not good to mesure CPU performance anymore.
Neither is Ghz when people don't know where to put decimal places :)
Do I get my charity money now?
I had one of these, was great fun. Although I don't think you could buy it for a kid thats too young, or someone with a short attension span.
Nice counting there.
With some systems/emulators your ram and graphical hardware are almost as important as CPU grunt.
Do flash carts have thier own version of the different co-processors built in?
They left off my favourite console of all time, the SNES!
*runs off crying*
Now, you could go the full way and use a mini-itx (or nano-itx) pc inside the origional casing of this console as well as doing the above.
In fact, a friend of mine is going to do something simmilar with an old broken SNES.
..does the coral cache rather frustratingly mimik the death of the server?
I actually went to RTFA and I don't even see any prices (or predixcted prices)
Am I missing something?
I wonder if they got the sack.
Most of the old hardware that is lying around and is easy to grab is pentium.
That might well be why these things usually highlight the old pentiums/celerons.
Quickest easiest way to get around it I suppose.
Works fine with http://www.georgewbush.com.nyud.net:8090/
I would have thought knowing the 'correct' move your oponent will make might force you to chose another path, to which there will be a correct answer!
Argh it hurts my head.
I mean its about £30/month for a plain 1 Mbit cable connection. *curses*
Thanks for clearing that up.Now if only if I could, I'd mod myself down now.
The meda player itself is linux, yet the interfacing software is limited to windows?
confirm/deny?
Frequency range at 20Hz~20kHz
Isn't this a little low? or am I getting confused by the fact all my audio files are at 44Khz?
So is there that much of an advantage to using this for you shitty integrated needs?
How do people manage to be so... obsessive?
Im pretty certain I saw this collection some time ago on ebay. Does this mean it didn't sell the first time?
Not a gentoo problem, more a problem with grasping the installation and use of the latest drivers. I run UT2004 in gentoo 1024x768 with every setting maxed out and its a beauty.
And not having crashed in months is almost a matter of luck.