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Hello. I have got two Dragon RGB SECAM and I think I'm not the only one here. The motherboard PN 41503 (issue 2 and issue 2A for me) and the SECAM PSU board PN 41504 are already in the hardware section. The quartz frequency is 14,2180 MHz. This machine has two interesting properties : - a RGB circui...

Hello, I have tried Xroar 0.36 with W10. It seems that the axis of my PC joystick are inverted. Though it was correct with the former versions. To jump with my lunar patrol, I have now to turn my stick left. I tried this in the conf file but not sure it's good ? joy joy0 joy-axis 0=physical:0,-1 joy...

To go and return from full screen, F11 and alt F are good !
Thanks.

Hello Ciaran. Thank you for this new version of Xroar. I have installed it on my W10 laptop (64 bits) with the .msi file. Perfect. I can launch xroar in the start list of programs and see the new manual there. I have put all my files in a Documents/XROAR folder as written in the manual 1.1.2. Only o...

Thank you Ciaran and Rob for these tools to achieve a fine project of Dragon with the RPI. Merci !

About Xroar on RPI : You show me it is possible to emulate completely a Dragon with Xroar on a RPI, it's a good news for me. But I am not yet able to do that. On my PC I only use Xroar with Windows and it's fine. I have got a PI3B+ and the only thing I can do is using Retropie. For absolute beginner...

For me, the Dragon II already exists ! It is my PC with Xroar installed. I have a nice screen and a correct keyboard, I can emulate all the machines and many options, install joysticks and access easily to all the software. I can also edit Basic programs out of the machine (with text edition) and lo...

The machine that I describe in the precedent post should be relatively easy to create, except for the extended port. You put a RPI in a box and install Xroar under Linux. But all I have read about this at the moment is that very few people are interested and I think Xroar is no very developed for th...

Here is another point of view. I don't have a real machine anymore but I appreciate all the works of our community that make the Dragon live and evolve with hardware and software developments. I understand this nostalgia and could buy a new dragon machine like the C64 up to 300 euros. Perhaps 100 dr...