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While some systems implemented a spinning shutter wheel as an active 3D display option, many older systems lack sufficient refresh rates to be sufficiently smooth and very old machines can't update the screen fast enough between eye views anyway. However, classic computers invariably don't have either of those options, so we must resort to less satisfactory approaches. This generates a high-quality, (usually) flicker-free high definition 3D picture.

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Modern systems can both generate a 1080p image and/or (with most video cards) a high-refresh-rate image, and most 3D displays or 3D-capable TVs are 1080p, so depending on whether you have an active or passive display system you can either use fast refresh (like my 120Hz DLP projector, which delivers a full 60Hz to each eye with active glasses) or an interlaced image and polarization (like my Vizio 3D TV and Mitsubishi Diamondcrysta monitor). In our first 3D article we talked about the various types of stereoscopy available on computers.

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This article is part of a series - you can read other entries This box was only opened by the previous owner to check the contents, though it got flattened a bit by sitting stacked in the storage unit. Getting it out, we experience our first Christmas emotion: anticipation. I acquired this SX-64 as NOS still in its original box and packaging a few months ago and decided to get it out of storage as a fun little exploration. It did not sell particularly well but the sheer number of SX-64s that survive and see regular use today (I actually own three others) attests to their residual popularity. Power usage is too much to run on an external power source any smaller than your typical car battery but in the age of systems like the Osbourne 1 such a machine wasn't implausible as a luggable.

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( There was even an SX-500, based on the Amiga 500, but it never got past the prototype stage.) Portable in this case is used advisedly, as it weighs about 23 pounds, but it has a 5' monitor which isn't terrible, a built-in 1541 5.25' floppy drive and a detachable keyboard all in one tank-like enclosure that can be lifted around by the handle (which doubles as a stand). Originally part of an entire family of portable Commodore 64 systems, it was supposed to be the midrange model between the black-and-white SX-100 and the dual drive DX-64 as announced at Winter CES 1983, but only the SX-64 was ultimately released by May of that year. The Commodore SX-64 has the distinction of being the first portable colour computer. As a holiday-appropriate entry, let's unbox. And I already have it working on a VM.Happy holidays and to those of you that celebrate it a very merry Christmas. And I think performance will likely be better than on a Raspberry Pi.

I have a pretty beefy 2019 Mac Mini to run it on with plenty of memory and RAID storage that is automatically backed up via time machine. I think I am likely going to opt to go with a VM vs running it on a Raspberry Pi. I also expanded the main partition to be larger to allow for more storage. Yea, it is pretty permissive, but this is on a home network, so I am not worried.ДЄnd FYI, when you log into AppleShare, you use the same default user / pass as you do for the VM: user1 / apple2. For good measure I applied those permissions to everything in /media/A2SHARED.

Changing them to the default user 'user1' and to 777 permissions fixed the problem. AppleDesktop files did not have the correct user and group, probably created when I first tried to copy something with a resource fork. One quirk I ran into is that once you start copying things to the partition with resource forks, it creates some directories to store them, but the permissions are wrong. You can either restart the VM / appliance for it to take effect or execute: In /etc/netatalk, edited fault and added:

I created a separate Mac share as follows: I have it running as a virtualbox VM at the moment and can see it from my Mojave Mac and a 9.2.2 Mac (so far).

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