Ian Kim is a card building machine. Click the pic for more information.
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MSX games and applications on the Apple II?
Ian Kim of South Korea is a busy person. He’s apparently working on a Z80 co-processor board that will run MSX programs on the Apple II. I’ve used Google Translate (the site is on Korean) to get a pretty good translation here.
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AIPC (Apple in PC) Apple IIe emulator released
The Korean Apple II Community has been busy this month! Keonwoo Kim has released AIPC, an Apple IIe emulator for Windows with an impressive list of features! AIPC is freely available open source software released under the GPL. Source download: https://github.com/sosaria7/appleinpc Latest release: Apple in PC 0.1.34.4 Screen shots: https://github.com/sosaria7/appleinpc/wiki/Apple-in-PC—Screen-Shot If you can read Korean, […]
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Big Mess o’ Wires introduces Floppy Emu Model B
Steve Chamberlain has revised his successful Floppy Emu product and added additional enhancements for vintage Apple II and Macintosh users. Check out Steve’s intro attached below.
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David Caldwell’s Apple II Plus simulator updated
Check it out here. It features an interesting TV emulation that looks totally whack on a faux Monitor II. Several disk images and various controls are located at the bottom of the page. Have fun!
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Ivan Drucker releases A2SERVER v1.2.5
Hello, hello. A2SERVER 1.2.5 is now available. Its main new feature is to offer to install GS/OS 6.0.1 for network boot (as it did before), as well as community releases 6.0.2 and 6.0.3. It also now includes HFS.FST with the install, and has a handful of bug fixes. You can update by typing “a2server-update” at […]
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KansasFest 2015 Thursday Report
Thursday’s report is brought to you by fifth year attendee Mark LaPlante Thursday (Day 2) Today’s schedule was packed full of mostly technical sessions. Some were about software, some were about hardware, some a little of both, but what struck me most, and what I enjoy about KFest, is they were about collaboration. Following breakfast […]