Retro68/LaunchAPPL/LaunchAPPL.cfg.example

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#
# Example configuration file for LaunchAPPL
# Copy this file to $HOME/.LaunchAPPL.cfg and modify to your taste
#
# ########### Classic Environment
# If you are on a PowerPC Mac running Tiger (10.4),
# uncomment the following to use the Classic Environment:
# emulator = classic
# ########### Carbon on Mac OS X (native PowerPC or Rosetta)
# If you are on any Mac running Snow Leopard (10.6) or earlier
# and you are developing Carbon applications, use the following:
# emulator = carbon
# ########### Mini vMac (old 68K Macs)
# To use Mini vMac with LaunchAPPL, you need to supply the ROM file,
# a system disk image, and a download of autoquit from the minivmac web
# site, currently at
# http://www.gryphel.com/c/minivmac/extras/autoquit/index.html
# LaunchAPPL does not currently support MultiFinder or System 7.
# Fill in the information below and uncomment the lines:
# emulator = minivmac
# The directory containing vMac.ROM
# All other paths relevant to Mini vMac are relative to this directory.
# minivmac-dir = /path/to/directory/with/vMac.ROM/
# First, we need Mini vMac itself:
# minivmac-path = ./Mini vMac
# Next, a system disk image (System 6 or earlier)
# system-image = ./System.dsk
# And finally, autoquit:
# autoquit-image = ./autoquit-1.1.1.dsk
# ########### Executor (68K only)
# No ROM files needed - an opensource reimplementation of classic Mac OS.
# emulator = executor
# If Executor is in your PATH and the SystemFolder environment variable
# is already set up, nothing else is required.
# in case it's somewhere else:
# executor-path = /usr/local/bin/executor
# Path to the Executor system folder:
# executor-system-folder = /path/to/ExecutorVolume/System Folder
# Pass more options to Executor.
# Note that each "word" needs to be specified separately:
# executor-option = -size # emulated screen size
# executor-option = 1600x1200
# executor-option = -appearance # uncommenting these two lines
# executor-option = windows # is seriously not recommended.