ADB: Yes, the Griffin iMate works - I used to have one. Adding support for serial mice and RJ11 keyboards would be interesting, but maybe has limited enough extra appeal to not be worth the effort.
ADTPro: I'd seen that once before, but I think I don't understand the appeal of it. How would you envision using that on the Mac, to do something you couldn't already do with a floppy emu or scsi2sd?
An ADB watchdog sounds doable, but doesn't strike me as very exciting. I agree a scheduled reboot thing would probably be better handled in software.
Regarding the IIgs, supporting more systems with the same hardware would definitely be cool. But from a practical standpoint, isn't there already a floppy emulator for the IIgs? The CFFA3000?
Those tetris company guys made me cross my heart and hope to die, stick a needle in my eye, promise not to do any more tetris stuff.
WhiteFalcon - was that RJ11 request a vote for idea #3 or #4? Or something else entirely?
ADTPro: I'd seen that once before, but I think I don't understand the appeal of it. How would you envision using that on the Mac, to do something you couldn't already do with a floppy emu or scsi2sd?
An ADB watchdog sounds doable, but doesn't strike me as very exciting. I agree a scheduled reboot thing would probably be better handled in software.
Regarding the IIgs, supporting more systems with the same hardware would definitely be cool. But from a practical standpoint, isn't there already a floppy emulator for the IIgs? The CFFA3000?
Those tetris company guys made me cross my heart and hope to die, stick a needle in my eye, promise not to do any more tetris stuff.
WhiteFalcon - was that RJ11 request a vote for idea #3 or #4? Or something else entirely?