First I miss the Gateshead eDay, then this happens the week I'm in Switzerland on a training course...

Well, I finally got round to trying this out last night. Much better! With the inverted controls I can now actually control the ship properly instead of moving the wrong way and having to correct myself, and the 'space dust' is great. It would be nice to actually find another player online so I coul...

The other keyboard I found a power rating on listed it as 300mA and I rejected it right there. When I first got my PI I had 2 USB keyboards to hand. One was an old Microsoft keyboard with a built-in hub and the other was a cheap no-name Chinese made thing that said 300mA on the bottom. I tried the ...

Could someone briefly explain what changing the split will do to my system? I'm not even completely sure what it means, and will it reduce my system's general performance? Changing the split means you vary the amount of memory that you dedicate to the graphics processor. The GPU in the Pi has no me...

The best solution would be to bypass the USB polyfuses with two 1 ohm resistors, low enough for a minimal voltage drop, but high enough to limit inrush current to something the 47uF cap can deliver, if that doesn't work mount a new 220uF (microfarad, not picofarad) capacitor near (but not behind) t...

I've had a few plays now, but never encountered anyone else online. The enemy fighter is easy, but that cruiser is nails. Couple of suggestions. 1. The option to invert the Y axis on the controls would be great. 2. The game really needs something to give you an impression of speed. Not sure what, so...