Thanks Willy! I'd totally missed it, as it happens... I'll have another look.

Competition? I know of none. :)

Had the back off my D2 last night and poked around with an insulated screwdriver... could find no PAL delay line adjustment, although one pot eventually made the display black and white when adjusted. It had no effect on the colour averaging, though. The service manual for the P1 bears little relation to the D1/D2. Best solution is to move eyes further away from the screen. :)

My 1084S-D1 looks exactly the same as this via Y/C. I believe it's because the Atari sends a non-interlaced signal, so half the lines are effectively empty... something like that. :) In any case, it's perfectly normal. RGB renders all the lines so you have no gaps - just nice solid colour.

From what did you derive this conclusion? I'm busy implementing completely new control structures, and designing the pre-emptively multi-tasking kernel. Unfortunately it's slow, time-consuming work. ;)

Demos for Amiga and ST mice (in port 2):

http://www.atari8.co.uk/downloads/guiAmi_011012.zip

http://www.atari8.co.uk/downloads/guiST_011012.zip

Functionality is limited, but you can close / open / full / restore / size / move windows and click desktop icons. File->Exit is functional, as are View->Icons and View->Text. There will certainly be a couple of small bugs, and problems with scroll bar positioning, etc, are known. Lack of RAM has prevented me from fixing these issues, and I'd rather move ahead to a cartridge build ASAP.

Load address is only $1200, so you'll probably have to boot the XEX. ;)

http://www.atari8.co.uk/gui/

I've only tested it briefly with 1bpp images... seems to work fine (it'll save me a lot of time when converting bitmaps for use with the GUI).

Great! BTW, did you get messages I sent you on AtariAge?

Much faster when my little parcel arrives and I can get response from Candle to numerous emails and attempts to locate on IRC, etc. :)

Folks over at AtariAge could use an update on order status.

Agreed. I know enough about certain aspects to contribute (especially SDX binaries), but a lot of stuff is probably very advanced even for programmers who can understand Polish. It's therefore hard to assimilate the text unless you know how to use the directives. I've asked Tebe if anyone's yet coded up a dynamic linker.

I emailed him over at AtariAge. Fingers crossed... ;)