We also had a IIe in the classroom with an etch-a-sketch like progam called something like Logos. (of course they were under utilized) but once week they'd herd us into the computer lab and turn us loose on such classics as Oregon Trail, Odell Lake, Number Munchers, etc. Put Apple II computers in most MN schools. I grew up in Northern Minnesota, in the 80's the MECC ref Let me bore you with a trip back to my childhood. (edit) development on applewin is ongoing - newer win-versions here Just grep the source dir for my comments and you'll see where I was mucking-about. So I thought i'd share the sources and binary for anyone who wants to take a stab at fixing the sound. It's a beautifully fast emulator, and it's the simplest i've seen in a long time. This got rid of the splutters but caused periodic breaks (as something else was countering this change). So i tried doubling the amount of data written in Speaker.cpp. Enabling underrun/overrun debug output showed it was underrunning by 90-560 samples constantly. Since cpu isn't pegged, i figured it was either pointer alignment problems, or bad buffer fill calculation. I had to make a few small changes to get it to compile (commented with ARNIM comments).Īmazingly it appears to consume very little (5-10%) of the N810 cpu. Hi, i found out that recently someone has ported (partially^Halmost fully) the excellent applewin emulator to linux. Thanks to Arnim for all his ports and emus. (I managed the tarball, but barely, and I'm sure everthings f.ked up, but it was a big newbie win!!!)Īdd your voice to my plea!!! I need some Oregon Trail!! The amazing ArnimS posted the below more than a month ago, I can't believe I'm the only one who just can't wait for Apple 2 on IT!!! ! I'd really like to see a hildonized simple dirty gui for it - admitted linux newbie here - and a.
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