Dapple ][ is an emulator for the Apple ][, ][+, and //e computers (and to some extent the //c) supporting from 48-3136 K RAM, parallel ports, 2 Disk ][ drives, and a real 1.40 MB floppy drive. It is written in gcc and nasm (the nasm component is not currently source-available). It supersedes Dapple, which has many of the same features.
Re: IBM PC did not run CP/M > The issue that fired this off is VB on > Linux. The IBM PC and QDOS did not > support CP/M. Arguable; the PC did in fact support CP/M-86 and CP/M-86...
Re: The demise of Linux, part 2 > Because I agree that things should be > done the right way, I must agree with > Naiciagam, and say that Linux has died a > very bloody and painful...
Re: Resubmit! My definition of UNIX is that it is derived from the System V codebase. If it ain't SVRx, it ain't UNIX, but it might fall under the category of "*x".