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!

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--- Video Index

0:00 - Intro: Greetings my NABUers?!
1:38 - Checking out the NabuNetwork.com NABU computer Internet Adapter Software v1.22
2:13 - NABU Network Software cycles, IshkurCPM CP/M 2.2 and NABU BASIC 2.0
2:31 - Homebrew Software, NABU demos and MSX SC2 picture gallery
2:55 - NABU PC Game Room with Arcade games like Pac-Man, Galaxian and Time Pilot
3:02 - Local Path (your computer, Raspberry Pi, etc)
3:11 - Control from NABU PC (headless)
3:23 - Using the NabuNetwork.com NABU computer Internet Adapter server software
4:38 - Is that the correct date and time being displayed on the NABU computer? Yes it is!
5:00 - Grog and Demotrons games added to the NABU cycle software
5:09 - How to load the games via the NABU Network Category Menu Shortcut option
5:14 - How-to use the shortcut feature to load up Grog then play testing the game
6:35 - How to use the shortcut feature to load up Demotrons then play testing the game
7:45 - How to control your NABU computer in headless mode (Raspberry Pi, etc)
8:31 - Enabling the NABU Network headless option to control your NABU computer
9:03 - Check it out! A NABU computer headless menu option for NabuNetwork.com
9:10 - Control your NABU computer with the keyboard or joystick controller
10:10 - Loading and playing the homebrew game Snake v2.1 by ProductionDave
11:06 - Checking out the Game Room then playing Time Pilot
11:43 - What is Local Path? It's for loading software off of a NABU floppy drive or other options
12:22 - Loading and playing the homebrew game Tetris v2.1 by ProductionDave
13:31 - Open Source Ishkur CP/M 2.2 running on the NabuNetwork.com Internet Adapter software
14:13 - This is not a Cloud CP/M, it's for local offline use
14:50 - NabuNetwork.com CP/M supports real floppy disk drives and Gotek drives
15:02 - It will also support virtual non-cloud based local disks
15:18 - Loading up and running NABU Network IskurCPM CP/M 2.2
15:50 - Demo of NabuNetwork.com CP/M powered by Ishkur CPM 2.2
15:59 - Exploring virtual disks for Open Source NabuNetwork.com CP/M
16:01 - Included are Disk A and Disk B
16:10 - How to change the display colors with our CP/M
16:26 - We added a virtual disk activity support to the Alert LED light on the NABU computer
17:43 - CP/M Disk A User 1 is where the MSX games are located
17:50 - Loading the MSX port of RallyX and using the NABU Joystick controller
19:19 - Reset the NABU personal computer back to CP/M. Look, our INIT color changes saved
19:25 - Changing the CP/M colors back to proper NABU PC colors
19:54 - Exploring Disk A user 2 with the Infocom Interactive Fiction games
20:03 - Loading Zork 1 text adventure game by Infocom
20:35 - Switching to Disk B user 0 for PTXPlay NABU 8-bit chiptunes music player
20:48 - Loading Robocop 8-bit chip tunes music that sounds like a SID chip
21:18 - NABU swag with buttons, stickers and mugs by Geek With Social Skills
23:28 - Final thoughts, mentioning NABU Network serial number database
24:01 - Outro: NABU Forever!

--- Video Links

NABU Network:
https://www.nabunetwork.com/

NABU Games Programmer Leo Binkowski:
   / @leo.binkowski  

NABU Replica floppy drive controller and serial add-on cards by KLyball:
https://www.klyball.com/nabu-page

NABU Tetris and Snake games on Production Dave's Github:
https://github.com/linuxplayground/na...

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