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I could absolutely do Apple II & Apple /// Compatibility!

• rbanffy 1y ago
  I’m looking for keyboard design tutorials to replicate some classic keyboards. Idea is for modern use, but replicating a /// would be an interesting project. Very few people had direct experience with those machines.
  • kappetrov 1y ago
    This computer can actually work with a PS/2 Keyboard. By the way, I emailed you if you want to continue further discussion :D
    • rbanffy 1y ago
      Cool, but I don’t know how to make a PS/2 keyboard either :-(.
  • kappetrov 1y ago
    There's a very cool tutorial on YouTube on how to make a PS/2 Keyboard: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QN2XzY0KLII https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QN2XzY0KLII Besides, I could probably make it work with the original Apple II/III keyboards.
    • rbanffy 1y ago
      Actual /// keyboards are rare, and it’d be a crime to dismantle a /// for that. Now, putting the board inside the chassis of a dead ///, is an interesting idea.
      • kappetrov 1y ago
        Yeah, but it'd be harder to manufacture then.
        • rbanffy 1y ago
          And dead /// cases aren't abundant anyway.
          • kappetrov 1y ago
            I think a PS/2 Keyboard would go the best -- Still retro, but still easily buildable and findable today.