Re: Is there an Apple ][ emulator for linux?

[phoenyx <phoenyx@texas.net>]

Pete wrote:

> hi there
>
> i'm running linux but miss my apple dearly.  i still have all the old
> software and found a site that has apple disk images anyhow.
>
> is there a way to emulate apple ][/][e/][+ on my linux machine?
>
> pete
>
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As stated in someone elses message. Kegs is your best bet. But,
there are a few classic emulators also. One emulates an Apple II
64k 40 column system in console mode but also runs an 80 column
128k version in X.

I have also managed to get YAE to compile with Redhat 6.0. Didn't
use it much since I like Kegs the best. Mainly because it supports
hard drive images, 800k images and disk swapping. The only PC
Apple IIgs emulator I know of which does.

Kent just fixed a text memory bug and sent me a patch for a Linux
capslock problem so another version should be out soon. If you get
ver 0.52 and need the capslock and video fix let me know.

Phoenyx