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Janeway demos and intros run-bar #20

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joonas-foo opened this issue Mar 25, 2024 · 1 comment
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Janeway demos and intros run-bar #20

joonas-foo opened this issue Mar 25, 2024 · 1 comment

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@joonas-foo
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Hi! What about coding a thing that you can run a production from Janeway/Bitworld/Kestra by just pasting the url of the production to a run-bar? Something like this https://www.neilb.net/n64wasm/ but instead of having a drag/drop window you'd just paste the production url and run it that way?

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Gargaj commented Mar 25, 2024

Two things here:

  • Amiga always felt a bit trickier to run, not just because of the many hardware configuration possibilities, but also because of the many types of packaging (ADF, DMS, LHA - unpacking LHA correctly with permission bits from the host OS sounds a bit fiddly), and of course because I'm not sure how to get a hard drive loading demo to trigger to run from command line - probably would need to inject something into the startup sequence I'd imagine...? A500 demos might just work from "here's a disk image, mount it with a default config and go" though.
  • If your emulator is on the web, and your file is on the web, why would you need Conduit? Conduit is specifically for downloading and running demos on your hardware natively. If you want web-emulation, just set up a website that can fetch a file and load it into an embedded emulator.

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