A preliminary version of ReApple, an Apple ][+ emulator for Linux, has been released. The emulated Apple ][+ features a Z80 card.
November 2005
Posted inPeople
Woz interviewed for US News & World Report
US News & World Report has interviewed Steve Wozniak for their Money section. Despite some factual errors in the leadoff paragraph, it’s still an interesting read. And here are recent but unrelated pics of Woz playing Segway Polo.
Posted inSoftware
KEGS emulator ported to AmigaOS
Ventzislav Tzevetkov has ported the Apple IIGS emulator KEGS to run on AmigaOS. The release is based on KEGS v0.64. Visit his site to download the program and view a screenshot.
Posted inGeneral
November issue of The Lamp! available
The November, 2005 issue of Lyle Syverson’s long-running monthly newsletter is ready for viewing. The Lamp! summarizes interesting content from the Syndicomm.com Apple II Forum.
Posted inGeneral
Virtual ][ 4.3 released for Mac OS X
Gerard Putter has released version 4.3 of Virtual ][, his excellent 8-bit Apple II emulator for systems running Mac OS X. The new release fixes bugs in the Spotlight module so that DOS 3.3 disk images are more reliably searchable, an endless-loop bug in the Spotlight module, and improves compatibility of the A2V2 program, which […]
Posted inSoftware
Silvern Castle 9.0 released
Jeff Fink has updated his fantastic 8-bit role-playing game, Silvern Castle, to version 9.0.Version 9.0 fixes a bug with maze teleporters that could cause the automap to crash, and another bug that could cause crashes when powerful parties fight weak monsters. Also, there are now graphics showing the monster you’re fighting as well as graphics […]
Posted inNostalgia & Preservation
Woz describes the Apple II – 1977 Byte article
“To me, a personal computer should be small, reliable, convenient to use and inexpensive.” With these words, Steve Wozniak introduced the Apple II in this May 1977 article in Byte magazine (lots of screenshots too).
Posted inHardware
Sigma Seven Systems releases X/Profile drive
Sigma Seven Systems has released the X/Profile, a drive replacement for aging Apple Profile and Widget drives that uses modern IDE hard disks or Compact Flash. The X/Profile is available from Vintage Micros via their site or in their eBay Store.