Big thanks to Nick and MDJ for lots of help needed to even get this behemoth off the ground.
#Apple java emulator code#
Thanks to everyone here for all the useful help and code snippets along the way, not to mention very patient testing and helpful feedback. If that option doesn’t present itself, from the commandline use: To start: If JRE is registered with your file manager you might have the option to start the program directly by right-clicking and telling it to open with Java. (download should be 600kb or so, if it is >700kb then it is likely an older copy) Experimental console support that redirects character input/output to stdin/stdout (doesn’t work very well though) - you can enable/disable it from the config screen. Nice shiny startup help screen, with more helpful features to be added later.
#Apple java emulator serial#
Super Serial Card emulation can optionally strip/add LF characters for you - useful for telnet support in some cases, but it’s not complete telnet support like Kegs has. nf (delete this to revert settings to defaults on next start) Configuration SAVE will store settings to be automatically loaded on next startup. Default configuration is Slot 2: SSC, Slot 6: Disk ][, Slot 7: Mass storage (You have to use it to insert a hard drive image) New configuration interface that allows tweaking various aspects of the emulator - still a work in progress but some things work. Hard drive (HDV/2MG) support (also 800kb floppy images) for reading/writing Primitive joystick support (uses mouse movement for now, more options will be forthcoming later such as keyboard mappings) Auto-accelerates when disk access is detected, so boot times and CATALOG are a lot faster. Experience is overall much smoother than before. Better speed throttling, no more emulation lurches when sound starts/stops. are very old so any post seeking help of these emulators will be removed, thank you. Welcome to r/emulators, please make sure you read the pinned post Emulators 101 before posting a problem, you should know, EPSX, ZNES, etc. Most likely it runs well from any platform that has Sun Java 6 or OpenJDK 6 or higher. Hey,I’m looking for a Java emulator to play retro games with my Mac or my iOS. But it is cross-platform friendly and runs well at least in Linux. It’s not AppleWin, nor will it ever try to be. Jace (Java Apple Computer Emulator) has finally been poked and prodded enough to be a usable emulator. The new emulator also runs on a number of OS platforms that are normally not supported by emulator writers.
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