@sTix

I typed it in, but there wasn't a submit element. :(
Anyway, ARexx also seems to produce the same effect.

I found an easy to reproduce bug with December version. Well, I think it is. Iconify the editor, it doesn't matter if there's a document open. Use Exchange to "remove it". It will quit, but produce a DSI, too. So when you tell Grim Reaper to let it go, it seems to do so. I didn't look at RAM.

@nbache

After a moment, I only had two new messages, but clicking on these only worked as if intended.

@samo79 Wait, do you not have the Grim Reaper visits?

So the feel is that this is faster than before (before= md5sum b6735a66396eb51add0498b65e2aebdb).

I loaded www.adom.de a couple of times in both browsers, new build was always 12 seconds and old 16 seconds at best (from hitting enter to "done" message). So it surely can be a lot faster.

Perhaps this is apples and oranges: the more common case being images, for which JS helps. But that time it's this, maybe a long line in a block/quote: https://www.amigans.net/modules/xforum ... id=117735#forumpost117735

A common phenomenon with forum messages is that the layout becomes too wide in Odyssey and the readability then plummets. But I had a fix for this, as I recall it was turning Javascript on and reloading the page. Today that didn't work. Maybe I remember incorrectly.

I find the GUS issue can use attention, say, put the link (page or file) to readme.

I have this Ultrasound stuff since many years, I think it's on Dosbox forum.

The PLAYMIDI program for Ultrasound just works across the different emulators (Dosbox that is). As I understand it, it's the actual old player, not an emulator edition.

So is it possible to opt out from this commoditylist?

@samo79
Indy Car Racing 2 (Papyrus Design) runs even on G3 A1 system, but at least here (might be different with larger cache) my brief testing didn't show a tremendous difference between interpretive and compiling core. With the latter, at least hot lapping is quick enough, add other cars or details surpassing GC's F1 Grand Prix (Microprose) "to taste".

I did this with frameskip=1, so I suppose the value the game showed was 100 % higher. Then it was running at 15 fps and less.

That same gadget I mentioned has "snapshot", probably the second choice from top, that will save the window position and shape to what it is then.

You can try: start MUI:PSI (public screen, what ever) and open a screen. Press the gadget on the title bar of Odyssey's window shaped like a triangle & line. Choose "jump to screen" from the popup.

If you don't have the gadget you can put it online from MUI settings.

And you can keep: go to MUI settings.

I still have 2.2, and if 2.3 had a problem that seems like an explanation.

I agree. :)

I saw these "PC" modes first with the Mediator Voodoo drivers, which supported both, at least eventually. Did the Mac firmware Radeons at the time (PowerPC based platform which was BE, the platform not the chips) use big endian? I remember those cards are not supported on OS 4. So I think the card firmware determines the pixel format. Since OS 4 didn't have legacy "native" software, big endian format was easy to drop.

The CON: is for low level messages that the browser (a subcomponent) might bring to your attention. I don't remember seeing these.

I don't suppose there's two "same" CPUs with different L2 cache size and running OS4? Example: 750FX and 750GX. It should be important here.

How do I use digraphs (combine two characters)?

The methods described in the built-in help do not work for me.
I looked into that a little because dead keys are completely ignored and the clipboard doesn't do as I'd expect. So if any of these is a simple thing I don't care about the rest.

":keymap" doesn't do anything other than complain about trailing characters, maybe this vim doesn't use it?

@walkero
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