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Looking at the list of #uxn ports I was surprised to not see any Motorola 68k port. Has anyone ever attempted/looked into it? I'm pretty sure the classic Macintosh (or better the 68030 based SE/30) would be a fantastic machine for running Uxn/Potato.
I could see it burned into the system ROM even (like in a ROM-inator https://shop.bigmessowires.com/products/mac-rom-inator-ii-atom-simm)

On a similar note @neauoire , is there any community forum/IRC channel/whatever for Uxn devs/users to meet online and discuss or is the community loosely connected (not an issue, just a different way to organise the efforts)?

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#uxn @Devine Lu Linvega
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I think @mathr made one, it was just never submitted to the awesome-uxn page I think 😀

The forum is at: https://llllllll.co/t/uxn-virtual-computer/46103

Uxn - Virtual Computer

So, let’s have a dedicated Uxn thread! Sound potato What? Uxn is a portable 8-bit virtual computer inspired by forth-machines, capable of running simple tools and games programmable in its own assembly language.
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there's also an IRC channel on esper (#uxn) but it's fairly inactive so only useful if you don't mind lurking @magnetic_tape @mathr
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