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Bliss (779)
An outdated version of Bliss that is available also for linux. Recent versions are only available for Windows.
jzIntv (785)
Portable Intellivision Emulator
Thom (792)
L'émulateur TO7-70 original de Sylvain Huet présentait quelques imperfections, notamment au niveau de la temporisation et de l'émulation sonore. Une refonte m'a donc semblé nécessaire et elle a été l'occasion d'ajouter une interface utilisateur plus conviviale. Initialement développé sous MSDOS et Linux, Thom a ensuite été porté sous Windows 32-bit. Les trois versions présentent, à quelques détails près, les mêmes fonctionnalités.