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Added a 'Swap' HDD button to the Configuration->Input property sheet.

Removed the functionality for CTRL+F10 to reveal the mouse cursor.

Any v1 save-state files should be loaded into AppleWin 1.27, and then re-saved to a v2 save-state file.

Removed support for v1 save-state files.

Unlike AppleWin 1.25, this is now cycle-accurate, so demos that synchronise with the video scanner will work correctly.

This is equivalent to emulating RGB video, ie.

Resurrected the AppleWin 1.25 'Color (Standard)' video mode as 'Color (RGB Monitor)'.

MB: Support old save-states where 6522 T1 latch is 0x0000.

#Apple 2 mac emulator windows

AppleWin was originally written by Mike O'Brien in 1994 O'Brien himself announced an early version of the emulator in April 1995 just before the release of Windows 95.

#Apple 2 mac emulator software

But IвЂ™d encourage anyone reading this to grab FTAвЂ™s app and spend some time exploring something new or walking down memory lane.AppleWin is an open source software emulator for running Apple II programs in Microsoft Windows. This page lists emulators for the old Apple II computers. вЂ¦but that version isnвЂ™t likely to land in the App Store anytime soon. Apple Arcade is a gaming subscription service for iPhone, iPad, Mac, and AppleTV that features. Those checking out this collection who have no Apple II in their past should note that the Apple IIgs, which was released in 1986, is an 8/16-bit computer that runs at 2.8MHz - and thatвЂ™s in вЂњfastвЂќ mode.ДЇTA has shown a version of the app chock-full of IIe and IIgs games and demosвЂ¦ Among the included productions are Nucleus and Modulae, probably the most well loved and beautifully executed demos to be found on the IIgs, as well as the playable demo of the groupвЂ™s take on the pseudo-3D shooter Space Harrier. I recently covered this release over at TouchArcade, and will grab a bit of it to further set the stage.ДЇTA and the associated groups Apple Chemical Software (ACS) and Second Sight Software were well known in the pre-web online Apple II communities for their to-the-metal, assembly-coded demos, games, and utilities that pushed the Apple II to its limits.

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See FTAвЂ™s best loved demo, Modulae, running under PC emulation. And, itвЂ™s a very interesting release in a way that I wonвЂ™t here discuss, as I like the app available for all to downloadвЂ¦

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ItвЂ™s a free app that provides a means for folks to see these GS programs running вЂњliveвЂќ, as opposed to in video form, which just isnвЂ™t the same. They have been hard at work on ActiveGS, a front-end for the Apple IIgs emulator KEGS, perhaps best known as the web plug-in that powers the Virtual Apple ][ website which allows anyone with a modern browser to play Apple classic games on the web.ДЇTA has recently released an iOS version of ActiveGS bundled with a number of demos and games of theirs and associated groups. (I didnвЂ™t admit this at the time, mind you.)ДЇTA hasnвЂ™t faded away into nothingness like so many demogroups of yore. The Amiga demos I had to show were clearly more technically impressive, but FTAвЂ™s demos were polished beyond most anything IвЂ™d seen on the Amiga. (The GS actually had much nicer audio hardware, but it was hobbled by a mere 64K (kilobytes) of audio RAM as compared to the AmigaвЂ™s 1MB.) And it was FTA demos with which they countered my volleys. Of course, the Amiga was vastly superior from a technical perspective, but the IIgs was a nice machine and these guys were among the faithful. Arnold, Chris and I engaged in a bit of friendly ribbing of the platform rivalry sort - me with the Amiga and those guys with the IIgs. The IIgs demoscene was a smallish one, and without question the most prominent demogroup for the platform was a French group known as the Free Tools Association or FTA. They were quite impressed with the Amiga demos I showed them and were thrilled when Apple IIgs demos started to appear on the scene.

I had that Amiga for a few years, but had recently been an Apple IIgs user, and a few friends of mine were still rocking the IIgs, among them of MacRumors, TouchArcade and AppShopper and of AppShopper. I called up The Board, a local BBS run by Myron Sothcott, and downloaded a demo called Raster Magic by Megaforce. I saw my first true demoscene production (or вЂњdemoвЂќ) the night I received my mail order Amiga 2000 back in 1989.

Long-time readers may be aware of the fact that IвЂ™ve long been a big fan of the demoscene.