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15+ projects about “virtual”
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Amiga Bootable Virtual Floppy
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Virtual AmigaDOS Machine - Virtual machine that emulates the Commodore Amiga microcomputer
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Windows package to mount disk images and real floppy drives for non standard windows file systems
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A VirtIO serial driver for AmigaOS 4, designed for virtualized environments and modern guest integration.
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VirtIO SCSI device driver for AmigaOS4.1FE
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E64-II is a virtual computer system that runs on macOS and linux. It's mainly inspired by the Commodore 64 but implements significant parts of Amiga 500 and Atari ST technology as well. The software in this...
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Amiga Blitz Basic virtual machine
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Synergy Keyboard and Mouse Sharing Client for Amiga OS 4
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E64-II is a virtual computer system that runs on macOS and linux. It's mainly inspired by the Commodore 64 but implements significant parts of Amiga 500 and Atari ST technology as well. The software in this...
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"not an Atari nor an Amiga" 32-bit virtual console
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AmiVM is a high-performance 68k Amiga-compatible virtual machine.
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Makes the Linux virtual console look like the Commodore AmigaOS shell (formerly hosted at http://gnu.ethz.ch/linuks.mine.nu/amiga/ )
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The E64-II (Enhanced 64-II) is a virtual computer system (under construction) that runs on macOS and linux. It's mainly inspired by the Commodore 64 but implements significant parts of Amiga 500 and Atari ST...
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Service tool to convert Amiga PC virtual HDD file from Bridgeboard A2088/A2286/A2386 to image usable in DOSBox
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E64 is a virtual computer system that runs on macOS and linux. It's mainly inspired by the Commodore 64, Amiga 500 and Atari ST.