Nurgle released a new version of the Arnold / Linux CPC emulator. Arnold / Linux is a Linux port of Kevin Thackers Arnold emulator. You can download the sourcode and x86 / x86_64 binaries from the Arnold for Linux homepage .
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Another great news for cross-developers: PulkoMandy released an updated version of his pixel-art tool GrafX2. The sourcecode is available and should compile under Linux, Windows and MacOS. However, currently only binaries for Windows are available on the GrafX2 website , but binaries for the other systems will follow. The software is avtively supported, so don’t hesitate to ask the developers for help, features and bugfixes.
Andreas Micklei released a new version of his DSK tools. With them you can read and write DSK images to real disks under Linux.
This version fixes two bugs:
You can download it from the dsktools Berlios project page.
Do you remember CPCEMU? One of the first CPC emulators written by Marco Vieth? Well, there is now a new version available for download which corrects two bugs. One in the snapshot function and one which makes it more compatible to Windows Vista. Currently only the Linux and Win32 version was updated, the MacOS version will follow.
You can download it from the CPCEmu homepage.
A new version of Xcpc, a portable Amstrad CPC emulator which is designed to run on any POSIX system, was released yesterday. The main changes are cleanups in the Z80 emulation and Z80 core reimplementation to provide better timing.
You can download it from the Xcpc’s official website.
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