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12 projects about “button”
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3D-Printable Samsung SFD-321 eject button adapted to the Commodore Amiga 600
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Simple circuit to present the internal HxC buttons outside the A1200 case
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6-button Megadrive pad adapter for Amiga with autofire
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Control Amiga add-on boards through mouse buttons
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Genesis/MegaDrive gamepad to C64/Amiga adapter, with 3 button support and switchable button map
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Boot selector for AmigaOS - hold a mouse button or Amiga key at boot to pick a startup-sequence
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A PSOC4-based project for interfacing 6-button Sega megadrive pads to the Amiga CD32
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Cyclone V FPGA board for UnAmiga project with new addon 6 Buttons Megadrive Joystick
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Simple hardware fix for Atari CX40+ Wireless joystick fire button not working properly on Amiga (weak pull-down on pin 6)
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Next generation MUI buttons bar custom class (TheBar.mcc) which provides application programmers with an advanced, high-level Toolbar-alike class.
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An arcade controller project for the MiSTer FPGA project and any other device accepting USB HID joysticks. Up to 12 buttons are supported. Can also be used to create NeoGeo/Atari/Commodore/Amiga controller to USB adapters.
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Modern macOS (Apple Silicon) file manager, port of the legendary Directory Opus 5 Magellan (Amiga, 1995). Dual-pane, Button Bank, source/destination, full file ops with progress, drag-drop, Quick Look.
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Emulating Amiga and Motorola 6000 on tang FPGA
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AmiBlue.css is a lightweight, pixel-perfect CSS library that meticulously recreates the iconic Amiga Workbench 1.3 "Old Blue" aesthetic. Featuring high-contrast windowing, hard shadows, and the classic red checkmark...
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Adapter for connecting SEGA Gamepad to Amiga and C64