Speaking of the special feel of an old fashioned keyboard I recently rebuild a Vic 20. I found one for spare parts that had a great 70's style keyboard and I installed it in the Vic 20 I was fixing. I get that same beautiful clunking sound. I know that feeling my friend. Savior it. :-)
Excellent! I have found that the issue you see in irssi overwriting some lines near the end of the window rather than scrolling is solved with VT220 emulation but I wouldn't be surprised if the best you can find on a Model 4 is VT100/102.
Curious - what result do you have running nano? That will absolutely not display properly on my Commodore 128 (which can only do up to VT102), but my Apple //e can deal with it (with MODEM.MGR which does VT220).
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perplexedmoth 9 months ago
Sweet! DalNet IRC!
bwitz72 10 months ago
I'm user "hoopy" :P
DjblMan13 1 year ago
Speaking of the special feel of an old fashioned keyboard I recently rebuild a Vic 20. I found one for spare parts that had a great 70's style keyboard and I installed it in the Vic 20 I was fixing. I get that same beautiful clunking sound. I know that feeling my friend. Savior it. :-)
summer20105707 1 year ago
is there any documentation of how is this done?
nitturo 1 year ago
there was something so satisfying about the feel and sound of typing on the trs 80 keyboard that kachunk sound in this video brings me back!
TheBootscooter222 1 year ago
Excellent!
cc6809 2 years ago
Excellent! I have found that the issue you see in irssi overwriting some lines near the end of the window rather than scrolling is solved with VT220 emulation but I wouldn't be surprised if the best you can find on a Model 4 is VT100/102.
Curious - what result do you have running nano? That will absolutely not display properly on my Commodore 128 (which can only do up to VT102), but my Apple //e can deal with it (with MODEM.MGR which does VT220).
Quag7 3 years ago
Sweet Thx for sharing
MadScience 3 years ago