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Source code is no longer updated on SourceForge - all development now happens here on GitHub - https://github.com/michalhucik/mz800emu Open-source emulator of 8-bit personal computers Sharp MZ-800, MZ-700 and MZ-1500. Developed for Linux and Windows using SDL3 (video/audio) and ImGui (GUI). Accurately emulates core hardware: CPU Z80, GDG (WHID 65040-032), CTC i8253, PIO Z80, PIO 8255, PSG SN76489AN - with precise internal signal timing.

GoldHEN is a homebrew enabler and payload designed for PlayStation 4 systems that enables the execution of unsigned code, modifications, and custom applications by leveraging kernel-level access. It functions as an enhancement layer built on top of exploited firmware environments, allowing users to unlock additional capabilities beyond what is normally permitted by the console. The project provides a wide range of system-level features, including debugging tools, cheat engines, and plugin...

Free program similar to BlueStacks App Player which can run the Android operating system from a window on your desktop. Essentially, it's an Android emulation that runs on a Windows PC

OpenAuto is an AndroidAuto(tm) headunit emulator based on aasdk library and Qt libraries. Main goal is to run this application on the RaspberryPI 3 board computer smoothly. The OpenAuto Pro is the most advanced Raspberry Pi-based, custom head-unit solution ready to retrofit your vehicle. The main functionality of the OpenAuto Pro software is to bring Users access to modern head-unit features like Bluetooth Hands-Free Profile, music streaming, integrated media player, navigation via Android...

The fast x86 PC emulator in 100% pure Java

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.

HALT is a developer friendly programming and simulation environment for the Motorola 680x0 family of processors. Targeted at academia, it is centered around ease of use and utility.