Chris Torrence and Lawrence Sanchez have collaborated on many improvements to the online Apple II emulator, Apple2TS.
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Crossrunner IIGS emulator now available for Windows
Ian Brumby has released v1.0 of the Windows version of Crossrunner, his cycle-accurate Apple IIGS emulator.
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MII Apple II emulator now available
Michel Pollet has released MII, an open-source Apple IIe emulator written in C for Linux
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Crossrunner emulator’s website debuts
Ian Brumby has published the website for Crossrunner, an upcoming Apple IIGS emulator for Windows.
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Dagen Brock releases GSplus, buckshot & ksynthed
Dagen Brock, prolific software developer and host of the GS Programmer’s Home, recently produced a software hat trick of Apple II tools he’s developed. GSplus is an open-source, cross-platform Apple IIGS emulator based on KEGS and GSPort. Despite still being in alpha, the latest build supports drag-and-dropping disk images onto the emulator to have them […]
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Sweet16 status update
Eric Shepherd, author of the Sweet16 emulator for the Mac, posted an announcement today about the status and future plans for Sweet16. He starts with a comforting “this isn’t a death announcement!”, then continues: With that out of the way, I know it’s been a while since the last update to Sweet16, and that it […]
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The Source Is Strong With This One – System 6.0.4.
Happy II Year! A New, New Release. But first I would like to address the auxtypo, er auxtype issue recently discovered with the 6.0.3. release. Sometimes there are many ways to accomplish the same task. Most of the time it matters not how it is done so we don’t think about it. The auxtype issue […]
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Simulating a Burroughs 220 on your Apple II
If you ever wanted to simulate a Burroughs 220 vacuum tube computer on your Apple II, rejoice! Those lucky enough to be at KansasFest this past July had the opportunity to check out Michael J. Mahon’s preliminary work on his B220SIM. Functional but limited at the time, B220SIM aimed to show off the state of […]