Download Tomato Retropie 32Gb for Raspberry 3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTedRjJtuPs&t=0s
Download Tomato Retropie 32Gb for Raspberry 4 and 400: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIe_36va4S0
Entuzio's
My first programm was a BASIC programm written in 1983. In 1985 i aquire a Atari 130XE and wrote some programms in TurboBasic from Frank Ostrowski. The next step was a uninteresting PC-AT before the Atari ST with GFA BASIC. After that a Amiga 600 for few month's and at the end the mighty Atari Falcon with GFA-BASIC 3.6.
Today i use the modern GBE from Lonny Pursell on Hatari and Aranym.
DESIGN from the Past - GBE in action ... 'the beginning'
Games Development
Some *.LST routines to making Game Development easier. From reading the joystick port's to full diagnostic of the system like screen, OS, RAM etc to variouse image loader's etc.
GEM and VDI
(not yet inplemented)
System
(work in progress)
Diagnostic Kit
(work in progress)
Image file loader
(work in progress)
Joystick and Mouse
Other
Template Graphic grid for Sprite's in TGA-format. The Sprite can be minimum 8*8 in pixel.
GFA related stuff from Paradize and other's
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Have you played Atari today ...
Entuzio
"Everything has beauty in it, but not everyone sees it"
Confucius
I admit it. Computer used to be a lot more fun in the old day's. It was simple. The spirit of Pioneering carried its charge, a path of learning, cognition, and openness that disappeared in the mass of consumerism. It was like a book to be read and everyone fell in love with it. It looks like there is no more real breath or drive, interest has been her guide. Today, we can at least slightly ‘awaken’ the pioneering spirit of her character with software that mimics old computers and systems. The exoticism of the selection of the latter is more varied than new releases or upgrades of current operating systems.
...in the recent year's i made some Compilation's available for the public, mainly for the Hatari and Aranym emulator. They are both for multiple platforms. Off course there are others to, like the Basillisk and SheepShaver emulator for Windows or the Acorn Archimedes emulator for example..
If you like my work you can buy me a Coffe... (the donation button is located at the very bottom)
...for a few year's now i use Linux as main driver for every day task and emulation.
