Toni_
Well-known member
Hi,
I posted about our project a few weeks ago on LEM facebook group, but wanted also to share information about it here on 68kMLA:
We're working with my friend on a new Mac emulator, which does not require any ROM or system software, which would basically work as a intel-era "Classic" environment replacement. So far all development has been done only by the two of us on our spare time.
It should be released by end of this year in some form, and there's no builds yet to try out (work-in-progress), but we have a bunch of screenshots, and a few videos what it currently does. We created a new blog, where we've been documenting our progress for the past year:
• Most recent news: https://mace.software/news/
• About the project: https://mace.software/
• Status of which applications we have tested and how they work currently: https://mace.software/status/
• YouTube playlist of some of the videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEW7v-eMZEJElUv0UchqQ1BVqcKjbHWdq
I'm implementing the toolbox part of the project, but credit for original idea (and 68k CPU emulation) goes to my friend "Pukka", who posted about this project originally here on 68kMLA in 2010 when he originally started it: https://68kmla.org/forums/index.php?/topic/43720-coding-projects/&do=findComment&comment=469818
We haven't yet done much planning on how to release/publish the emulator, but hopefully we will have before summer some way of packaging at least a small test application.
I posted about our project a few weeks ago on LEM facebook group, but wanted also to share information about it here on 68kMLA:
We're working with my friend on a new Mac emulator, which does not require any ROM or system software, which would basically work as a intel-era "Classic" environment replacement. So far all development has been done only by the two of us on our spare time.
It should be released by end of this year in some form, and there's no builds yet to try out (work-in-progress), but we have a bunch of screenshots, and a few videos what it currently does. We created a new blog, where we've been documenting our progress for the past year:
• Most recent news: https://mace.software/news/
• About the project: https://mace.software/
• Status of which applications we have tested and how they work currently: https://mace.software/status/
• YouTube playlist of some of the videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEW7v-eMZEJElUv0UchqQ1BVqcKjbHWdq
I'm implementing the toolbox part of the project, but credit for original idea (and 68k CPU emulation) goes to my friend "Pukka", who posted about this project originally here on 68kMLA in 2010 when he originally started it: https://68kmla.org/forums/index.php?/topic/43720-coding-projects/&do=findComment&comment=469818
We haven't yet done much planning on how to release/publish the emulator, but hopefully we will have before summer some way of packaging at least a small test application.
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