enthusi
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Posted: Jan. 27 2004,18:59 |
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I'd like a c64-emulator and other stuff like that,
I'm afraid its all to big. It really seems that people are actually USING DSL (including me :-) and its maybe nut such a good idea to exchange a mailprogram with an emulator (even if its a 64-emu).
VICE for example is great! but it also takes its disk-space. And many use DSL on low-end machines. Im not sure about its minimum requirements but I guess many wont have fun with it.
There is a ec64(?)-Project though. A totally assembler-based C64-emulator. That might work. I tried it half a year ago and didnt get it to work but also gave up very early (I still use the real c64 :-)
By the way: I used to do assembler on dos, too  As a matter of fact I did since last year. DOS is very nice, 'clean' and easy. ASM in linux is much more fun :o)
Even though the community is sometimes 'hidden' and there are only few beginner's-pages...
I plan to set up a little assembler-section to that tcc-tutorial of mine but hta might still take a while...
Maybe I should sum up my post :o)
I think EMUs can be fun but DSL should stay serious and most of all usable!
Maybe there soon will be a remaster-howto and someone cares to do a games-dsl.
BUT there are very nice gamer-distros out there already! My favorite would be linux-CD-ScummVM (look at scummvm.org and links).
I think small emus are still fun and I once voted for a c64-sid-Player that only weights 55KB and I will put that on a page soon, too :o)
Keep having fun,
enthusi
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