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Started by puritan_2076
Tue, 26 Jul 2005 19:43
Multi-Vue versions
Author: puritan_2076
Date: Tue, 26 Jul 2005 19:43
Date: Tue, 26 Jul 2005 19:43
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I read something on a web site I can't find anymore about a version of Multi-Vue later than 01.00.00 (I can't remember the exact #). What is the last version of Multi-Vue and what are the differences?
Re: Multi-Vue versions
Author: Rogelio Perea
Date: Wed, 27 Jul 2005 22:11
Date: Wed, 27 Jul 2005 22:11
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<puritan_2076@yahoo.com> wrote: >I read something on a web site I can't find anymore about a version of > Multi-Vue later than 01.00.00 (I can't remember the exact #). What is > the last version of Multi-Vue and what are the differences? As far as I know, Tandy never released a subsequent version to the one listed in your message. What I do know is that the components of Multi-Vue (gshell and the like) were enhanced and pretty much streamlined by the OS9 community, The Rainbow magazine published several of the enhancements as sourcecode, check RTSI's site OS9 archive for more on MultiVue, try: ftp://www.rtsi.com/OS9/OS9_6X09/SYSMODS/ Perhaps someone else has some info on *any* updates to Multi Vue from Tandy... -=[ Rogelio ]=-
Re: Multi-Vue versions
Author: puritan_2076
Date: Mon, 01 Aug 2005 15:58
Date: Mon, 01 Aug 2005 15:58
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> As far as I know, Tandy never released a subsequent version to the one > listed in your message. What I do know is that the components of Multi-Vue > (gshell and the like) were enhanced and pretty much streamlined by the OS9 > community, The Rainbow magazine published several of the enhancements as > sourcecode, check RTSI's site OS9 archive for more on MultiVue, try: > > ftp://www.rtsi.com/OS9/OS9_6X09/SYSMODS/ It was GShell 1.26 I read about. I did a google search in bit.listserv.coco and found versions as late as 3.02! What are the differences? What does GShell 3.02 do that 01.00.00 doesn't? What's the last version that will work on a 6809? Where can I get the latest version?
Re: Multi-Vue versions
Author: james
Date: Wed, 03 Aug 2005 15:13
Date: Wed, 03 Aug 2005 15:13
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On 1 Aug 2005 08:58:05 -0700, puritan_2076@yahoo.com wrote: >+<> As far as I know, Tandy never released a subsequent version to the one >+<> listed in your message. What I do know is that the components of Multi-Vue >+<> (gshell and the like) were enhanced and pretty much streamlined by the OS9 >+<> community, The Rainbow magazine published several of the enhancements as >+<> sourcecode, check RTSI's site OS9 archive for more on MultiVue, try: >+<> >+<> ftp://www.rtsi.com/OS9/OS9_6X09/SYSMODS/ >+< >+<It was GShell 1.26 I read about. I did a google search in >+<bit.listserv.coco and found versions as late as 3.02! >+< >+<What are the differences? What does GShell 3.02 do that 01.00.00 >+<doesn't? What's the last version that will work on a 6809? Where can I >+<get the latest version? ********** There are a few versions that correct a few bugs and improve features. Be aware that some later versions may work only with the Hitachi 6309 CPU installed. But for most the improvements were to increase the performance of the gshell and make it run faster. james
Re: Multi-Vue versions
Author: puritan_2076
Date: Wed, 03 Aug 2005 15:39
Date: Wed, 03 Aug 2005 15:39
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> There are a few versions that correct a few bugs and improve features. > Be aware that some later versions may work only with the Hitachi 6309 > CPU installed. What was the last 6809 version? > But for most the improvements were to increase the > performance of the gshell and make it run faster. No trash can? No click & drag? Still only 5 drives? How dissapointing. I read that one version had a 25-line screen. Which one was that? Do any of them go up to 28 lines?
Re: Multi-Vue versions
Author: james
Date: Sat, 06 Aug 2005 00:30
Date: Sat, 06 Aug 2005 00:30
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On 3 Aug 2005 08:39:21 -0700, puritan_2076@yahoo.com wrote: >+<> There are a few versions that correct a few bugs and improve features. >+<> Be aware that some later versions may work only with the Hitachi 6309 >+<> CPU installed. >+< >+<What was the last 6809 version? teh 6309 was Hitachi's variant of the 6809. It has an expanded instruction set and two more accumalators that canbe concacted into a 16 bit register like the D register. Also the D adn W can form a 32 bit register. >+< >+<> But for most the improvements were to increase the >+<> performance of the gshell and make it run faster. >+< >+<No trash can? No click & drag? Still only 5 drives? How dissapointing. >+<I read that one version had a 25-line screen. Which one was that? Do >+<any of them go up to 28 lines? ***** Sory that I am n ot up to date to much with the variants and which do which. I don't use OS9 all that much anymore. Mosto fwhat I used the CoCO 3 for is done is RSBASIC. None that I know of will do 28 lines. That is is pushing the limits of what the GIME chip can do for the CoCo 3. james
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