Coordinated CoCo Conference
Welcome to the Coordinated CoCo Conference by Tim Lindner and Aaron Wolfe. Via Skype, they host a monthly Conference call with 10 to 20 CoCo users talking about projects and events. From time to time, specials guest drop by like Marty Goodman and Nick Marentes.
Podcast #6 - It's all done in hardware Click here to download the podcast
It’s time for another Coordinated CoCo Conference Learn about emulating the CoCo 3 in hardware via FPGA technology and a round up of the 20th Annual Last CoCofest. Enjoy!
Podcast #5 - Marty takes a sponge bath! Click here to download the podcast
It’s time for another Coordinated CoCo Conference Many CoCo user from the past drop by like Marty, Steve and Nick. Also hear about a new version of the CoCo video player and what people are doing to getting ready for the next month’s 20th annual CoCofest. Get ready for Coordinated CoCo Conference #5 Enjoy!
Podcast # 4 - Nick gets blown away Click here to download podcast
In this special Coordinated CoCo Conference #4, we talk with Nick Marentes from down under. He gives insight to life as CoCo user in Australia and creating games for the CoCo. Steve Bjork guest host for Tim and Aaron. Enjoy!
Coordinated CoCo Conference #3 Click here to download podcast
It is time again for the Coordinated CoCo Conference! I’d really like to thank Aaron Wolfe who donates the bandwidth to run the conference: Thank-you! Any our special guest was Marty Goodman, we interview him for the whole hour.
Coordinated CoCo Conference #2 Click here to download podcast
Me (Tim) and about 10 of my closest friends conducted Coordinated CoCo Conference #2 on December 1st. We had a good talk about Steve Bjork’s floppy disk controller he is working on. Plus many other topics. Here is a link to the mp3. I’d like to thank Aaron Wolfe for hosting the Skype call and helping organize the event.
Coordinated CoCo Conference #1 Click here to download podcast
In late October of 2010 Aaron Wolfe, Todd Wallace and I decided to try to hold a monthly Color Computer Conference in the internet. We tested TalkShoe and Mumble as platforms to use, but decided to use Skype for the first conference. We announced the first call would help held Tuesday, November 2, 2010. I am very pleased with how the first conference turned out. I am posting the audio as an attachment to this post. Please enjoy!