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I wanted to share the programs I developed with my MSX computer in the 80s and early 90s. There is a web page that you can visit: https://www.frojasg1.com:8443/downloads_web/web/html/aplisMSX.html?origin=sourceforge Some of the programs are cool. The most relevant are: - A graphic designer in Assembler Z-80 - A ship game in Assembler Z-80 - A text to speech in Spanish. - The seed of a maze game. - My version of Tetris in Assembler Z-80 There are some demo videos, and even...

PacMan2 - The Family - Network Edition - Arcade game - opensourceware version of Pacman with NEW DESIGN and LOTS OF DEVICES (program's engine has got script executer - Squirrel(R)), in 2D version, semi-3D version and under development fully 3D It can be played by 2 players at the same PC or in multiplayer mode over the LAN-network (TCP/IP protocol, uses sockets)

ShadowsocksR-native is a lightweight secured SOCKS5 proxy for embedded devices and low-end boxes. It's derived from Shadowsocks-libev.

I-Nex is an application that gathers information for hardware components available on your system and displays it using an user interface similar to the popular Windows tool CPU-Z.

With this library is possible to use sprites (with animation, z-sorting, pixel perfect collisions) and tile maps (normal or isometric) using hardware acceleration provided by OpenGL.

...It tries to be relatively close to the original, therefore no fancy graphic or astonishing sound effects there. Emeritus Pong is written to be able to run on any modern PC. There are three versions available: DOS, Windows and Linux. Emeritus Pong features also a cool demo mode, which makes it playing against itself, displaying the current time as scores. The game is programmed to run flawlessly on any modern PC, but it will run on older architectures, too. A 90 MHz Pentium CPU and 2 Mb of RAM should be enough to run comfortably the DOS version. Emeritus Pong may run in any usual resolution, ranging from 320x240 to 1280x1024, fullscreen or windowed. ...

feasensor is a program written in gambas for displaying temperature and voltage sensor on the motherboard, the program also displays the speed of the cooling fans, use of the cpu and ram.

This is a console based fighting game. You fight against the CPU or another player using one of four weapons. I plan for it to be extendable later on.

Project to create 64bit virtual CPU in Gambas, a 64 bit assembler in for the CPU and then port C to it, and then scripts to port GNU/Linux to it. The aim is to run 64 bit Linux on common 8/16/32 bit CPUs in applications where speed is not an issue.