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TTF-GDOS is a GDOS replacement that uses true type fonts as well as gem fonts. It is small, fast & efficient and can easily be used without a hard drive. It also incorporates features roughly equivalent to font-GDOS: - a caching system so you can use more fonts for a given amount of memory, - built in bezier functions This release includes ttf2gem, a utility program that creates accurate gem fonts from a true type font (new for 2.3) Using true type fonts gives you 3 big benefits: - you can choose from a vast range of true type fonts - true type fonts are scalable so you can have almost any size font you want - true type fonts need much less disk storage than typical gem printer fonts, so even on a low spec machine you can use lots of fonts. ...

...Although ZXMMC device is available on the market for years and it works well with +3e firmware, partitions created on MMC cards could not be accessed from CP/M world. At some point it became so frustrating, I decided to write FID driver for it. It's not perfect, but it works surprisingly well. For list of limitations, build instructions and more details see the source code file.

This is the JEDEC and Source for both a Dual 7-Segment Hexadecimal and a Single 7-Segment Hexadecimal Display Driver using GAL22V10 and GAL16V8 PLDs. The driver uses a clocked input to multiplex the displays, so that one display is lit when the clock is high, and the other when the clock is low. With a fast enough clock speed the two displays both appear to be displayed at the same time. The code is written for WinCUPL. See the Instructables page for more details. http://www.instructables.com/id/Dual-BCD-to-Hex-7-Segment-Driver/

...It defines a new protocol implemented as firmware running in AVR atmega microprocessors. The goal is to build a method to make logical connections between hardware devices such as lamps, switchers and so on.

The Samsung ML-1210 printer works perfect under Win32, under linux (not so good), but not under Win64. This tool is not a complete driver, even presently not a 64-bit, but it allows to print graphic files. It uses code from ghostscript 5.10 for linux.

XenOS is an "operating system to run operating systems" - a virtualization monitor. It virtualizes system hardware, so any x86 operating system will work. Support for 64-bit hosts and guests is planned. This will be similar to VMware's ESX Server.