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So, reading more into this, I was expecting something more like the 2600+, but this is something more like the NES mini. There's no SIO port or cartridge support. So it's effectively a dumbed down retropie in a novelty shell. Here's what I think they should do instead: Re-release the #Atari 130XE, with an actual 6502, SIO, 9-pin ports, cartridge support, and an upgraded keyboard. But don't stop there - add hdmi upscale out and embed #FujiNet into it for usb/network support.
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@[email protected] I don't see the two being unrelated, personally. My Atari XE and Commodore 64 are just as much a gaming platform as a compute one and plenty of non-gaming software shipped on cartridge ROMs, such as Simon's BASIC, Atari 2600 BASIC, etc., and there are Pi based projects established for them that could possibly be supported on Fedora.
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@[email protected] One of the most personally interesting for me would be to better support #FujiNet out of box, for example, which requires some tweaking with otherwise extant module loadings to get working with Fedora.
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