wait, MSDOS mode X 256x224 is just effectively pillar and letterboxed 320x240 on period hardware?
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wait, MSDOS mode X 256x224 is just effectively pillar and letterboxed 320x240 on period hardware? https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?p=1057433#p1057433
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wait, MSDOS mode X 256x224 is just effectively pillar and letterboxed 320x240 on period hardware? https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?p=1057433#p1057433
@eniko I get what it means, but "period hardware" conjures unpleasant mental images
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wait, MSDOS mode X 256x224 is just effectively pillar and letterboxed 320x240 on period hardware? https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?p=1057433#p1057433
@eniko Weird.. I don't recall such a resolution. Considering what a godsend it would have been for demoscene, I guess it may just have been too unstable for general use?
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@eniko Weird.. I don't recall such a resolution. Considering what a godsend it would have been for demoscene, I guess it may just have been too unstable for general use?
@eniko (or then it's literally 320x240 with some pixels left unused)
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@eniko (or then it's literally 320x240 with some pixels left unused)
@sol_hsa it's listed as stable in Allegro 4's documentation
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@sol_hsa it's listed as stable in Allegro 4's documentation
@eniko Weird.
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