Commodore Pi

[+Gemintronic]

http://www.commodorepi.co.nr/

 

Looks interesting to me..

[Dripfree]

I also watched this video a little while back. I am very interested in this because it relates to a pi project I have been working on (http://atariage.com/forums/topic/223209-my-brand-new-vintage-computer/). You see I am currently running VICE under raspbian. I have gotten my pi to boot directly into VICE and I'm playing games at or near full speed. I do hope to see success on this project. It would be a much more elegant then the way I am currently emulating the c64. I'm not sure if the end result will really be any better though. His website says he needs help and I had considered contacting him cuz I'd love to be a part of this. I doubt there is much I could do though my coding skills are minimal at best.

[+Gemintronic]

I also watched this video a little while back. I am very interested in this because it relates to a pi project I have been working on (http://atariage.com/forums/topic/223209-my-brand-new-vintage-computer/). You see I am currently running VICE under raspbian. I have gotten my pi to boot directly into VICE and I'm playing games at or near full speed. I do hope to see success on this project. It would be a much more elegant then the way I am currently emulating the c64. I'm not sure if the end result will really be any better though. His website says he needs help and I had considered contacting him cuz I'd love to be a part of this. I doubt there is much I could do though my coding skills are minimal at best.

 

Your project looks beautiful! I hope someone takes on an Arduino with BASIC someday.

http://hackaday.com/2014/04/10/an-exceptional-basic-computer/