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The '84 model Kaypros are surprisingly fun to write games for: http://www.chrisfenton.com/dd9-kaypro-edition/ http://www.chrisfenton.com/dd9-kaypro-edition/
by fentonc 6y ago
The '84 model Kaypros are surprisingly fun to write games for: http://www.chrisfenton.com/dd9-kaypro-edition/ http://www.chrisfenton.com/dd9-kaypro-edition/
- theodric 6y agoMine is an '82, and currently disassembled on the bench awaiting the arrival of my Digi-Key order so I can replace the old Rifa smoke generators before they pop, but this was all in prelude to trying my hand at Turbo Pascal on the thing. Probably not a game, but definitely not a word processor or terminal program. Might I ask what terminal program you're using? I PIP'd enough code over the serial port to assemble a basic Xmodem client, but it's unreliable in use.
- fentonc 6y agoI use Kermit 4.11, which is readily available and works fine with a Wifi232 (or a normal serial cable + null modem adapter) at up to 19.2 kbps. Turbo Pascal is super fun!