KEGS is an actively-developed Apple IIgs emulator, originally written for HP workstations, improved and customized for Linux. It runs under X at any display depth, and supports changable memory sizes, joysticks, and sound. KEGS boots all Apple II OS variants, and supports all of the graphics modes of the Apple IIgs. It requires a copy of the Apple II system ROMs. Kegs has been adapted to work under Mac OS X, Windows, and the SDL library.
Sylpheed is now my main mail proggie. For the last 4 years or so, I've been running XFMail. Of all the Unix mail programs I've used in the past, I found that XFMail was the most fully featured, ...
So Freshmeat is a Linux site? I thought Freshmeat was an "open-source" site. Wether you want to believe it or not, there is plenty of Windows-specific open source software. It should...