According to a posting on Facebook from Mike Maginnis, “Open Apple #38 is published (still August – just made it. Whew!). If you’re a subscriber, it should be appearing in your favorite RSS reader or iTunes shortly if it hasn’t already. This month on Open Apple, we go deep on Lawless Legends with most of […]
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The world of Apple II is never dull; there are new projects and things happening each month! Let’s take a look at what’s going on this week: On Applefritter, some of the users there are discussing making a single Apple II archive site to mirror all the other sites. Also on Applefritter, jsa asked for help and […]
Let’s take a look at what’s going on with the Apple II: – Bill Buckels is still hard at work with Aztec C, and he has made a number of shell utilities for this system. – Eric Shepherd updated his Sweet16 emulator for Mac OS X to version 3.0.1. – The Daily Apple blog […]
The Latest version of Brendan Robert’s Apple // Game Server is now available from the Apple // Game Server Sourceforge website. Of particular note with version 3.1 of Apple // Game Server is the requirement of Java 6 on machines using the Apple // Game Server progam. The Apple // Game Server allows the user to send […]
Brendan Robert has announced a minor bug fix update to the JAVA Apple Computer Emulator or JACE as it is known. The JACE 12-30-12 update includes the following fixes: + Leaving fullscreen mode caused a blue border to appear at the top, shifting the whole display area down. This has been corrected. + Mouse pointer […]
Brendan Robert has released a new version of his JACE or Java Apple Computer Emulator. The latest update includes a number of fixes and enhancements as per his posting in CSA2: ] Fixed nasty bug that caused crashes when joystick buttons (alt-keys) were pressed. Airheart is 100% playable again! ] RamWorks support is now available […]
Brendan Robert has uploaded a new version of his JACE Apple ][ Emulator to the JACE Sourceforge page. This release is meant to address some issues that were introduced in early versions. Brendan Robert posted the following notes about the release on the Comp.sys.apple2 newsgroup earlier today: “1) Concurrent modification exceptions have been eradicated when […]
