In this video, Leo talks about development of NABU Miner 2049er, present the source code, and show the cheat key and easter egg!
Here is Leo’s link for NABU Miner 2049er source code via his official Github account. It’s really awesome that Leo is sharing his NABU games source code!
Arthur Esch was the person responsible for bringing the NABU Network to the DC Area. Here is the interview where he tells all about how NABU came to be, how he was able to get it to a cable company in Alexandria, Virginia, and other things.
The interview was done over Skype in January 15, 2023. Video editing work was initiated by Scott Brown (RIP), but was completed by his daughter, Skye Brown.
Thanks to NABU in DC for doing this interview and sharing it with the world.
Hot off the press is “NABU Archaeology Part 10 with Leo Binkowski” where Leo discusses his port of Pac-Man for the NABU computer that he created back in the early 1980s:
As an added bonus Leo released his NABU PC Pac-Man source code via his official Github account which is awesome!
Thank you to Leo for helping all of us present day NABU PC developers with the ongoing modern development for the NABU computer, making this video and releasing the NABU computer Pac-Man game source code. Waka-Waka!
In this video we learn how to get new files onto virtual disks in ISHKUR CP/M 2.2 using our NABU Network Internet Adapter Software and CPMtoolsGUI by Neko Java.
Thanks to NABU PC user TheWomble for this awesome video featuring our NABU Network software including ISHKUR CP/M. NABU Forever!
In this video Rudy’s Retro Intel showcases multiple NABU PCs running at the same time off one computer. Let’s see how Rudy made this happen:
Thanks Rudy’s Retro Intel for posting this cool video using our NABU Network software. As we’ve been saying for months now: NABU forever!
This is a recorded version of “The Ghost of NABU Past” presentation created by NABU Software Engineering legend Leo Binkowski for the Vintage Computer Festival East that was held on April 14th, 2023 in Wall, NJ.
As an added bonus it’s a “director’s cut”, since Leo added some segments that he had removed to make sure to stay comfortably with the time he was allotted for his VCF East presentation.
A huge thank you to Leo Binkowski for redoing his VCF East talk and for the NABU Network site shout-out around the 37 minute mark.
In this video we check out Rudy’s NABU PC Signal Monitoring Board. This board is used for monitoring and diagnostics of the NABU Z80 based computer.
With Rudy’s board you can easily check voltages (+5, +12 and -12DC), clock signal, view and measure CPU related signals with ease.
This is an easy kit to build, plus Rudy provides the files for free so that you can make your own. The Gerber files are available for download at:
Thanks Rudy’s Retro Intel for this cool piece of NABU computer hardware. As we’ve been saying for months now: NABU forever!
In this video we check out some NABU computer software, Open Source IshkerCPM (CP/M 2.2), some MSX games ported to the NABU PC, a few homebrew games (Snake and Tetris) and of course the NabuNetwork.com Internet Adapter software updates including the headless option for use with Windows, Mac OS, Linux and Raspberry Pi computers!
Keep an eye on the NabuNetwork.com blog because when we add the updated NABU Network Internet Adapter Software v1.31 to the site for download, it will be ready to rock and roll with Open Source Ishkur CP/M.
As we’ve been saying for months now: NABU forever! This is a nod to our Apple computer peeps… Apple II Forever!
Check out this latest NABU Network video with a ton of great new information and features coming to the NabuNetwork.com Internet Adapter software:
Topics covered in this NABU computer video include:
As we’ve been saying for months now: NABU forever! For those who don’t understand, this is a nod to our Apple computer peeps… Apple II Forever!
Check it out, DJ Sures from nabu.ca mentioned NabuNetwork.com in his latest video and has added our NABU Arcade Games Software Bundle v1.0 to his Internet Adapter software:
Pretty cool stuff for sure! The NABU Network development team will be adding more arcade games in the next update of our NABU arcade games pack, so stay tuned!