This issue covers the expansion of ZX Spectrum networking in Minsk via the Internet and FIDO, including BBS creation and a report from the second Minsk sysop gathering discussing C-DOS regulations. It evaluates the platform's future prospects against Amiga and IBM PC competition alongside reader proposals for the publication. Technical coverage features an analysis of standard floppy track structures, a Z80 assembly implementation of Bresenham's line-drawing algorithm, and Pentagon-style INT signal configuration schematics. The release concludes with classified ads, hardware repair offers, and Minsk ZX-Net connection options.
Issue contents:
- Entry - ZXNet in Minsk.
- Event - On the second Minsk sisipnike.
- Letter - the creative team of the newspaper MOVE.
- Glance - dying Is Spectrum? On possible ways of further development.
- Hackers - The structure of the standard track drive.
- algorithm - The algorithm to draw lines.
- Iron - Customize the signal INT.
- Advertising - Advertising and announcements.
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