sQLux v1.0 (The Xmas Turkey)

[badaman]

It has been a great job by Exile, and from the QL community in Spanish, we appreciate your interest and effort. Thank you so much!!

[badaman]

XorA, would it be possible to call the next emulator distro, "The Comfy chair"? It's an inside joke between us.

Monty Python are a great inspiration, and, as everyone knows, nobody expects the spanish inquisition XD

[badaman]

We have already published the news (in Spanish) https://sinclairqles.wordpress.com/2024 ... -en-sqlux/

[XorA]

https://github.com/SinclairQL/sQLux/releases/tag/v1.0.7

[badaman]

https://github.com/SinclairQL/sQLux/releases/tag/v1.0.7

Spectacular!

Thank you so much!!

[QLvsJAGUAR]

https://github.com/SinclairQL/sQLux/releases/tag/v1.0.7

Hooray!

What follows is a friendly message with some sarcastic underline. No offense.

Well, my mother tongue and keyboard says: Hurra!

Speaking of keyboard, what keyboard settings are supported with the latest release? Where to set the keyboard? In sqlux.ini? Documentation? Remember Tim's manual initially stated: sQLux uses the keyboard mapping from SDL2, which is a US Keyboard. Even with international ROMS, the keyboard will still be tied to the US keyboard.

Why I'm asking. sQLUX was kind of a beast on my PCs which have either German or Swiss German Windows editions installed. Also on the online editions (side-note both https://sqlux.xora.org.uk/ and https://sqlux.theqlforum.com/ still have v1.0.6-51/52) I have never succeeded to key in a =! And without a =, programming in SuperBASIC is a real challenge (Markus and I copy other lines which have at least one = in them, then edit the copied line to our needs. Not that smart but clever).

Other than that, sQLUX is another great pice of QL work.

Peace!

[XorA]

Speaking of keyboard, what keyboard settings are supported with the latest release? Where to set the keyboard? In sqlux.ini? Documentation? Remember Tim's manual initially stated: sQLux uses the keyboard mapping from SDL2, which is a US Keyboard. Even with international ROMS, the keyboard will still be tied to the US keyboard.

As English is not your first language I will forgive you for not looking in the excellent docs/ directory where @Exile even updated with the new info!

[tofro]

Speaking of keyboard, what keyboard settings are supported with the latest release? Where to set the keyboard? In sqlux.ini? Documentation? Remember Tim's manual initially stated: sQLux uses the keyboard mapping from SDL2, which is a US Keyboard. Even with international ROMS, the keyboard will still be tied to the US keyboard.

As English is not your first language I will forgive you for not looking in the excellent docs/ directory where @Exile even updated with the new info!

That's not a language thing, but rather a gender thing:

Real men don't read manuals!

[QLvsJAGUAR]

Speaking of keyboard, what keyboard settings are supported with the latest release? Where to set the keyboard? In sqlux.ini? Documentation? Remember Tim's manual initially stated: sQLux uses the keyboard mapping from SDL2, which is a US Keyboard. Even with international ROMS, the keyboard will still be tied to the US keyboard.

As English is not your first language I will forgive you for not looking in the excellent docs/ directory where @Exile even updated with the new info!

That's not a language thing, but rather a gender thing:

Real men don't read manuals!

Back to facts. Ah, I see it in the file sqlux.md in the "Source code" archives (ZIP/GZ). I shall try this out later on.

I've got the binary files from Desin. I just checked the GitHub page, no "official" binary distribution of v1.0.7 there (yet). This would be very handy for most folks.

Cheers

[badaman]

Speaking of keyboard, what keyboard settings are supported with the latest release? Where to set the keyboard? In sqlux.ini? Documentation? Remember Tim's manual initially stated: sQLux uses the keyboard mapping from SDL2, which is a US Keyboard. Even with international ROMS, the keyboard will still be tied to the US keyboard.

As English is not your first language I will forgive you for not looking in the excellent docs/ directory where @Exile even updated with the new info!

That's not a language thing, but rather a gender thing:

Real men don't read manuals!

Sorry, but getting off topic, this comment is glorious in its humor. As an amateur prankster, he couldn't let it go.