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12 projects about “red”
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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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Amiga Workbench Community Theme for Obsidian
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Amiga Workbench Community Theme for Obsidian
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Amiga Workbench Community Theme for Obsidian
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Dark VSCode theme. Retrofunk AROS inspired
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Unraid Harmony Poster A live 256-color CLI system monitor inspired by the Amiga scene. Built by Bart & ChatGPT
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An Amiga-style module player written in Red/View
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AmigaOS4 Port of Vanilla Conquer TD and RA (C&C Tiberian Dawn and Red Aler)
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A retro-inspired real-time 3D juggling demo built with Three.js. The scene recreates an Amiga-style juggler with reflective balls, a blue retro sky, a green/gold checkerboard floor, CRT scanlines, pixelated...
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James Pond 2: Codename RoboCod (Amiga CD32, 1993) — measurements of the pressed disc: a 128.000000 MiB hole, 93.9 % of the file bytes as CDXL video, a three-language manual with no characters in it, and a boot script...
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Experiment drawing colored pixels in Apple II graphics, not quite the Andy Warhol Amiga demo
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Classic Amiga bouncing ball demo (checkered spinning ball, Guru Meditations, retro display ads) as an Omarchy Quattro plugin
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Accessible, themeable React Error Boundary styled like the Amiga Guru Meditation. ARIA-compliant, themed via CSS variables, zero runtime dependencies, ~2 KB gzipped, TypeScript-first.
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AmigaOS 4.0/4.1 Wanderer-style theme for Omarchy
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Reverse-engineering Deuteros: The Next Millennium (Amiga, 1991) from its SPS/IPF preservation images, and a 68000 harness that boots and runs it — natively under SDL2 or in the browser as WASM.