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    RetroPie BIOS

    RetroPie BIOS

    Full BIOS collection for RetroPie

    RetroPie BIOS is a curated collection of BIOS files intended for use with the RetroPie emulation platform, providing the essential firmware required to run a wide range of classic gaming systems. The repository organizes BIOS files for numerous consoles and arcade systems, ensuring compatibility with RetroPie and related emulation environments. Each file in the collection has been verified against reference databases such as the Libretro system definitions, ensuring accuracy and reliability. The project simplifies the process of setting up emulation systems by consolidating required BIOS files into a single, organized package that users can directly integrate into their RetroPie installation. ...
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    Windows 95 in Electron

    Windows 95 in Electron

    Windows 95 in Electron. Runs on macOS, Linux, and Windows

    windows95 in Electron is a quirky, nostalgia-driven project that ports a complete emulation of Microsoft Windows 95 into a desktop application that runs on modern operating systems like Windows, macOS, and Linux. It essentially wraps an emulator — preconfigured to boot Windows 95 — inside a user-friendly app built with web technologies so developers and hobbyists can explore the look and feel of that classic OS without needing legacy hardware or complicated setup. Users can interact with...
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    98.js

    98.js

    Web-based Windows 98 desktop recreation

    98 is a web-based recreation of the Windows 98 operating system that runs entirely in the browser, replicating the look, feel, and behavior of the classic desktop environment. Built using JavaScript, HTML, and CSS, it recreates core components such as the desktop, taskbar, file explorer, and system applications with remarkable attention to detail. The project includes functional versions of programs like Notepad, Calculator, Minesweeper, and even a simulated Internet Explorer, providing an interactive nostalgic experience. ...
    Downloads: 3 This Week
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    Yahbee [Outdated, see description]

    Yahbee [Outdated, see description]

    Yet another hacky, bad emulator of a terminal inferface

    These Files Are Outdated =================== I have ceased to update this page, SourceForge is too laggy and a pain in the arse to update. Latest developments & live demos can be found at http://yahbee.comlu.com (Blog Version) or http://beehive.yahbee.comlu.com (Raw & Latest Version) * * * * * * * * * * * * An experiment and tinker toy which was put together for the fun of it. Originally stemmed from http://bit.ly/UYO2CN as a snippet of code.
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