I can imagine it may be convenient to read out an x,y coord on a normal window while seeing a character walk on the g9k output. Switching between 2 screens for that would be a bit annoying I think.

I'll try bind F6 to cycle videosource.
actually, without this, all my experiments have been quite frustrating
(i had to type each time "videosource" in the console)

in the console: cursor-up for previous commands eh..

Ah, reminds me of this -- is there a way to raise/lower the master volume from the console? I'd like to do something like this: bind F8 raise master_volume 5 && bind F8+SHIFT lower master_volume 5. Would be handy, as the GNOME key bindings don't work. I have those nice volume buttons on my keyboard, y'know

I'd love to develop for the Gfx9000 in the near future....
Does anyone know if the Gfx9000 is still being sold anywhere???

the sunrise site looks abandoned?? And I also tried to order a few items there....and still haven't heard anything

Their site is outdated yea.. but you can contact sunrise via email as shown in his profile. Afaik there are still G9k cartridges available.

wolf: you could also write the coordinate to the debug device or watch it with the debugger.

ARTRAG: of course you can use the history as Wolf says, but a key bind is quite easy as well Tell me if that's better!

[D-Tail]: of course. There's a master_volume setting, and there are incr and decr.
So, try:
bind F8 incr master_volume 5
bind F8+SHIFT decr master_volume 5

(I guess everyone is too lazy to RTFM, but no problem, I'll explain here again! ;-)

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(I guess everyone is too lazy to RTFM, but no problem, I'll explain here again! ;-)

Now I see why they often mistakenly call you Manual instead of Manuel

I thought RTFM meant Rockin' The Friendly Manuel!

Hey, much obliged Will try that next time when I have an openMSX running. Better not to use F8 in retrospective, as it is default mapped to [STOP]

Good point!