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goapple2

Apple ][+ emulator written in Go.

Install

go get -u github.com/zellyn/goapple2/{texty,shiny}

Status

No Maintenance Intended

Basic functionality (keyboard input, text, low and hires graphics) works.

Very basic (and fake) read-only disk access works, for .dsk images where no trickery is involved.

This was one of my early Go-learning projects: the code organization is pretty horrible.

Shiny

This is the main "supported" interface, hacked together during hack day at GopherCon2016. It's almost certainly doing things wrong Shiny-wise: pull requests welcome. Press backquote/tilde to exit.

Texty

texty/ contains a hackish version of the emulator that runs in a terminal. It interprets all videoscan outputs as text, regardless of any other settings. Press ~ to exit.

Where to find ROMs

cd data/roms ./getroms.sh

Contributing

Pull requests welcome. If you have any questions, feel free to get in touch with me: username "zellyn" on gmail, twitter, facebook, github, golang slack.

Contributors