And now for the thrilling conclusion! Getting the DT1 cleaned up and seeing if I can get it working!

I really like this thing, in a way it's the perfect vintage "computer". It looks awesome, it's easy to use, and I can do tons of stuff on it through Linux without fussing with writing disk images or tracking down software. It Just Works (tm). Of course it isn't a vintage experience when you're using Linux, but the frontend you get is amazing.

There will be more on this in the future! I've already made some...modifications... that make it much more usable. And I want to go more in depth on setting up an old terminal with Linux.

Settings better explained:    • Configuring a DT1's Serial Interface  

Other channels for SepTandy:
Adrian Black:    / @adriansdigitalbasement  
DaveJustDave:    / mrdavejustdave  
Mr Lurch's Things:    / @mrlurchsthings  

I want to give a special thank you to Mr Lurch's Things who has been working to coordinate these videos!


Playlists of more stuff like this:
Computers:    • Computers  
Repairs:    • Repair  
1980s:    • 1980s  


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