Open Source Linux Emulators - Page 23

RomWiz is a ROM-set manager for every MAME fan. It can be used to automagically check, clean, rename and rebuild ROMs and ROM-sets.

RomZinger is intended to be a powerfull toolkit to manage efficiently large collection of ROMs.

Romeo - MAME Frontend

Route64 is a Commodore 64 emulator implemented in Java(TM).

Route64 Eclipse Plugin is a plug-in for the Eclipse Workbench. It supports manipulation off image files and can be extended by other plugins. The programms can be executed on an emulator. The project is targeted on the the Commodore 64 emulator Route64.

This is Sharp X680x0's Human-68k command-line emulator. It's run on Windows and BSD/Linux without X680x0's ROM Image and Human68k Operating System Files. It can run a X680x0's character based program without sounds(except Beeps).

A Virtual Machine based on a Simplified Instructional Computer (SIC). The Machine will emulate all the hardware of a SIC and will be able to run any program that is written for the SIC as described by Leland L.Beck in his book "System Software"

SIM-MPI is a trace-driven simulator which can be used for performance prediction of large scale parallel program based on MPI library. SIM-MPI is based on Lo2gGP model which can capture the software overhead in high level communication library.

This project aims to do for MULTICS what Linux and GNU have done for UNIX - that is, to produce a totally free, totally unencumbered, and totally compliant OS that learns from prior work, rather than copies it.

This is a simulator for the SMIS research MRI consoles. It executes compiled pulse sequences, and emulates the MR3040/50, MR3031, and RF cards. If you have an SMIS scanner, you will find this a useful pulse sequence development aid.

NOTE: This project's source code is hosted at GitLab. View the source code here: https://gitlab.com/jessieh/sneezy SNeezy aims to provide a polished, lightweight graphical frontend for launching SNES games on the Raspberry Pi. SNeezy turns your Raspberry Pi into a portable SNES console, allowing you to quickly load and play SNES games with only a compatible controller and a screen. Fast load times, a low memory profile, easy configuration, consistent retro styling, box art integration, and a sleek interface make SNeezy the perfect lightweight environment for a dedicated Raspberry Pi SNES console.

SQS is a project assigned to remote management of computer systems. It provides a means by which a user may control the task queue on a remote computer. The system is flexible and easy to use, configure, and install. It includes secure data transfers.

SecureQEMU is an open source emulation-based software protection scheme providing protection from reverse code engineering (RCE) and software exploitation using encrypted code execution and page-granularity code signing.

Seksen is a GUI based 8086, 80186 emulator and debugger in Java.

A Trap Agent Emulator provided by a Java application .It allows you to raise a configured set of traps to your SNMP client applications. Support for both V1 and V2c versions provided. Multiple SNMP traps and IP destinations configurable. Support for si

ttypatch is a Linux application that permits two or more "serial port user programs" to reliably connect to each other without the use of actual serial ports. Also acts as a virtual patch panel among any number of real and virtual serial ports.

A port of the Frodo Commodore 64 v4.1b scan-line emulator to C# / SDL (SDL.NET). Every effort will be made to create a single executable, platform independent version, to be tartgetted at both the Microsoft and mono runtimes.

Sharpulator is a multithreaded, test-driven electronics emulator written in C# 4.0. It's initial focus will be on emulating gaming consoles, with the GameBoy as a starting point. It will be written using modern software development methodologies, with the TPL Dataflow library as a backbone. It will simulate hardware functionality at a low level without sacrificing performance. The end goal for this project is to allow the ability to simulate hardware by simply dropping common components onto a virtual integrated circuit.

Shopne Arcade is a front-end application designed to easily play Neo Geo system games on PC. It's interface is compatible for screens with low resolution such as 640x480 pixels. It lets users play Neo Geo system games from one interface where users will be able pick different game play experience settings such as Neo Geo games video resolutions, audio sampling rates, etc. Shopne Arcade is written in pure Python language without any external dependencies making it portable across various Linux Distributions.

SimBCM is a simulator of MIPS dual-core cpu BCM1250 of broadcom.

This project has adopted a parser for the output of SimIt-ARM's sema_count program. It is useful to get statistically relevant information from the output of a batch run of the simulator.

A multi-ISA "assembly debugger" with graphical and terminal frontends. Currently sporting LC-3, Georgia Tech's LC-2200, and brain*. MIPS support is in the making, to compete with SPIM. (Windows, Linux, MacOSX; LC-3 simulator and LC-2200 simulator)

Multiplatform emulator for M680x0 processors, kept simple for University students. This is a fork of Easy68K by Paul McKee, Tim Larson, Prof. Chuck Kelly, Eric Nelson, Aaron Curley, Curt Vickre, Jon Squires, Lee Davison & others.

Simple RAS server, AT Hayes interpreter/emulator and PPP provider...

SimpleNES is a lightweight, educational Nintendo Entertainment System emulator written in C++ that focuses on demonstrating the core architecture and behavior of classic console emulation. It replicates the essential components of the NES, including CPU execution, graphics rendering, and audio playback, allowing users to run original .nes ROM files on modern systems. The project supports a subset of cartridge mappers, which means it can successfully run a significant portion of early NES games while still being limited compared to full-featured emulators. Its implementation emphasizes clarity and modularity, making it especially useful for developers or students interested in understanding how emulation works at a low level. The emulator integrates libraries such as SFML for window management and rendering, providing a simple but functional graphical output.