In case you’re interested and missed my blog post on this one, be advised that a beta version of the DC2N4-LC multi-threaded GUI client for Linux has also been available within my Software page for a while.
DC2N4-LC multi-threaded GUI client under Linux
Again, this is a very experimental version and not yet flagged as safe for normal usage: only use it if you are willing to help with testing it 🙂
Within my Software page, users might now download a beta version of the DC2N4-LC multi-threaded GUI client for Windows.
DC2N4-LC multi-threaded GUI client under Windows 10
This is a very experimental program and not yet flagged as safe for normal usage so don’t use it unless you are willing to help with testing it 🙂
TAPClean Front End version 0.38 has just been published. It also includes the latest development version of TAPClean, 0.37-pre1!
Binaries are available for Windows and Linux on my Software page.
TAPClean Front End version 0.37 packages have been updated to include the latest released version of TAPClean, 0.36!
Binaries are available for Windows and Linux on my Software page.
I decided to release the multi-threaded GUI playback client for my C2N Emulator hardware. Version 2.0-alpha binaries are now available for Linux and Windows within my Software page.
I published Windows and Linux binaries of the recording utility for my Commodore Datasette emulator, C2NEmu. Users can now record DMP files directly from a host computer where a saving process is running (e.g. the BASIC SAVE command or the Cyberload tape masterer is running).
C2NEmu GUI client version 1.2 is now available. The new features available are:
TAPClean Front End version 0.37 has just been published! Binaries are available for Windows and Linux within my Software page. For user convenience these binaries also provide the latest released version of TAPClean, 0.34.
An updated version of the user manual is provided too, covering the latest change, i.e. the ability to generate IDX records using the tape split tool 🙂
Enjoy!
You might have noticed that over the course of the last few weeks more and more content has been migrated to this website from my WordPress.com blog.
As I commented before, I intend to eventually move most non-blogging material to this location and also restore some of the legacy content I had up here previously.
In the last couple of days I’ve been setting up my Software page with updated software packages and screenshots of a few applications that I think people would find useful to be able to access in a single location.
For the time being the content is growing on almost a daily basis. In the long term, the page will be my one-stop-shop for downloading software I wrote and distribute. I might group DC2N-related software into its own page at some point as the amount of it and useful screenshots might easily become overwhelming 🙂
Stay tuned!