Atari Falcon,Hatari and Videl graphics 

Made me feel like a real pro, a complete unix machine at my disposal!

Really glad you like it. There are some great desktops for the Amiga nowadays. @ChrisEdwardsRestoration PiMiga distrobution is stunning

I great to hear you like them.

I didn't mention it in the video but I do upload the HDD images most of the time. I have updated the description of this video to say where to get them. There's also a link to a video on how to use that image in Hatari (plus some extra instructions on the page about what config I use now) Hope you can use them and have fun

Glad you enjoy them. I enjoy making them.

I think i just said this in a different thread. But asking in the forums and someone will usually know the name. After that it's a google search away. for software things: www.atari-forum.com and for more hardware related: www.exxosforum.co.uk/forum/index.php

Also brings to mind being able to switch between different modelines on the fly with some key combination... Ctrl-Alt-+ I think? Don't quite remember if that could switch between color depths though.

I think the montors I could afford in those daya were not exactly the best!

I think you can boot emutos, though mint and Videlity should be compatible with the latter TOS variants, I think. And certainly Geneva and NeoDesk will be. It'll also depend on how much RAM you have. If it's 4MB or less you'll struggle with MiNT unfortunately.

@@commodoreisnottheonlyfruit - I guess there's more to it now. What I remember was running MiNT on my 1 MB Mega STe, again, in 1993, and then upgrading to 4 MB. I forget how much Mint took up, maybe 256 or 512K. This was just with the stock GEM desktop. These alternate AES replacements didn't exist then for the open source version. The only alternative I remember being around was X/Windows, and I heard you really needed 4+ MB for that.

Thank you for your generousity :-) The video I did was really about 'stock' configs. You se 68060 boards for the falcon and TT from third parties. I had a play with using a 060 in Hatari, unfortunately one of the app that had a hard time with that processor was zView and it's one of my favourite apps.

@@commodoreisnottheonlyfruit its possible you might end up finding the mysterious "incompatibilites" I was told having an 040 would cause me (in fairness the vendor was probably keen to convince my father, who was very very dubious and clearly hesitant to even buy me the stock 030, I remember, so well, the pleeding and promises of "no future expensive requests", and finally the fear I'd end up with nothing, because the sales person was telling the entire truth about the Falcons likely future, lol. So VERY glad I got one, even if everyone else thought it was a very poor/silly investment :D, in fairness I guess they where half right, but to me its irriplaceable). I definitely wasn't given the 060 option back in the day though. We did buy from a legitimate Atari UK dealer though (but at the end days of Atari, not sure that meant too much). I did see/lust after the "Atari Eagle" custom computer (with an expansion bus) featured in ST Format. Though, that hardware was definitely a bridge too far the Falcon was my last expensive computer. Thanks again for these enjoyable and useful videos!

​ @commodoreisnottheonlyfruit I'm running on a 68060 (CT63) equipped falcon and zView works nicely under mint for me with real hardware. Thank you for these instructions...while I wasn't able to get Videlity working well with my Falcon and OSSC, this inspired me to figure it out. I've gotten Blowup working with 960x608 flawlessly outputing through the OSSC to HDMI for modern screens / screen capture. THANK YOU!!

@powerofvintage9442 that sounds awesome.

That's a great question. I'm looking to do a 1 year aniversay video later in the year and hopefully I'll be addressing questions which require a longer answer./ I'll stick this one on the list

If your falcon has more than 4mb of memory, the image might be adaptable. This image doesn't have any HDD drivers installed, so those would have to be added over it. If you have an SD card reader like SD4ST and a second SD card slot, that might work. But could be difficult. But if you combine the previous video on this series (link in the description as they say) and what I did in this one, it should be fairly easy to follow along.

@@commodoreisnottheonlyfruit ok, thanks. Yes, i have 256 Mb an à 060 CPU. But I fear I don’t have the required knowledge in Atari to be able to do that. Any chance that you make an image for the falcon in the future ?

I did, but I had issues. For me on a mac it's not that usable. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-58s4i0HYia0.html It's great fun but, I did a little digging and it looks like it's related to SDLC 1 compatability. But I get flicker and appalling mouse capture.

It's just a matter of personal preference. I like the default one. My main issue with the dark skin is the postion of the close / back button in the far right of the title bar. It seems like i'm always moveing my mouse miles to perform a common action. I also recollect having seen a couple of third party skins. Maybe i'll hunt some down and have a skin-off in a future vid.

i don't know if google translate nailed what you mean but from what it says, you're right, the ST line died out and Intel won. But I still have tremendous love for the ST line of computers.