You can test RAM with this tool: viewtopic.php?f=25&t=28

For the keyboard I am not sure. You could load a text editor like QED and just type.

If you plug it in 'chips down' it'll definitely damage it. I don't know whether it's the ROM or something else on the board.

A simple google search brings up quite a few options: https://www.legacypixels.com/atari/ https://www.polyplay.xyz/ECL-VGA-Adapter-Atari-TT_1 https://shop.inventronik.de/index.php?id_product=28&controller=product&id_lang=2 Icky also made one here in 2018: https://www.exxosforum.co.uk/forum/v...

@Badwolf Please see my post here for the rationale behind my image: viewtopic.php?p=113818#p113818

Just goto amazon and pick up a Sandisk 32gb card next day delivery for £10..... no stress then. You do realise you could use a bigger card also? Like a 64gb? It would work too. ps - it has only written 1 partition. not the entire image to disk. You should use a dedicated app designed for writing dis...

I have a spare DSTB1 if anyones interested.

@exxos Press the eject button in the top-bar of DISKS to unmount it. Or press unmount/eject in the file manager.

There is also this:
https://store.kde.org/p/1325685/

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The Plasma 5 applet Display Brightness Control solved this issue for me.

I installed it with this command:

plasmapkg2 -u risu.brightness.bar.v1.1.plasmoid
I can now change the display brightness from a KDE Plasma applet in the task bar.

I just read back in my old comments of this thread... I must be a fortune teller

Oh you're using Plasma desktop environment? I think those options are only available on the default MX desktop (XFCE) Perhaps you need to do something like this for Plasma, ie; add a widget: https://github.com/davidhi7/ddcci-plasmoid But I'm not an expert on Plasma at all, never used it personally. ...