November 6, 2009 – New TRS-80 Emulator for PC/MAC
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Mark Grebe has ported Tim Mann’s XTRS emulator for Macintosh OSX, Windows, and Linux. While it is always good to have a new emulator on the scene, this is big news for those MAC users out there, as there has not been a workable TRS-80 emulator for the MAC in many years.
As many know, Tim Mann’s XTRS offers Model 1, 3, and 4/4P emulation, with cassette, 5″, 8″ and hard drive emulation. It emualtes sound, mouse, joystick, and printer, and can do data I/O between the emulator and the host operating system.
SDLTRS expands on this and adds:
- Windows and Mac OS X support.
- Fullscreen display.
- Text based GUI on Windows and Linux, and in Fullscreen mode on the Macintosh.
- Configuration files.
- Disk LED Indicators on screen.
- Creation of Disk images inside of the program.
- Saving and loading of disk sets.
- Saving and loading of emualtor state.
- Copy and Paste of text to/from host and emulator.
- USB Joystick support.
The MAC version also adds
- Graphical interface, include Media management with graphical representation of the disk drives and cassette.
- Printer emulation of Epson FX-80 and CGP-115 Plotter/Printer, with output to PDF files.
- Debugger in seperate program window.
SDLTRS can be downloaded via the SDLTRS Web Page or from the emulator web page.
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wow.
Thanks Mark. Great news!