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I have tried scan-tripling and quadrupling a long time ago.
The one I prefer is the scan-quadrupling because I can easily map 320x256 or 640x256 to 1280x1024 native resolution.
As a result, there is no blur on an LCD screen.
Moreover, with a smart dithering, you can simulate 1 million colors with a 12-bit RGB output.
Scan quadrupling is NTSC only because in PAL : 312 x 4 lines = 1248 lines, the screen thinks that you want to display a 1600x1200 image instead of 1280x1024.

Regards,

Frederic

Would be a bit tricky to support all kind of physical resolution on different LCD model. Some only support 1024x768 and others do have 1440x900 native pixel ratser.
Perhaps the Replay-Board is more able to provide such luxury

Not only that, I "grew up" using amiga and old DEC keyboards and they both have ctrl there, and as I (reluctantly) moved on to PC keyboards I always mapped the otherwice unused caps lock to ctrl. On Linux/*BSD it is easy enough to do (and quite common among old school un*x users), and for windows I have a regedit file that does it. For MorphOS Tokai was kind enough to expand the NoCaps commodity and add a ctrl2caps option for me.


So true!