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AspeQT-2K26 (formerly AspeQT/RespeQt)
A modernized Atari 8-bit SIO emulator ported to Qt 6 with native TNFS
Note - Active development, issue tracking, and source code have moved to GitHub: https://github.com/pjones1063/AspeQt-2k26 Current release - https://github.com/pjones1063/AspeQt-2k26/releases/ AspeQt-2K26 is a modernized fork of the classic AspeQt/RespeQt project, designed to emulate Atari 8-bit serial peripherals (Disk Drives, Printers) via SIO2PC. Built for the modern era, AspeQt-2K26 ports the entire codebase to Qt 6, resolving dependency issues and bringing native High-DPI support to Windows 11, macOS (Apple Silicon), and Linux. Key Features in v2.0.0: Native TNFS Support: Mount and stream disk images directly from the internet using the FujiNet protocol. ...
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