Vintage Apple emulators and related software

Requirements

Homebrew.

Installation

brew tap lifepillar/appleii

How to install formulas and casks

brew install <formula or cask>

In some cases, a formula and a cask have the same name (e.g., openemulator). You may pass --formula or --cask to brew install to disambiguate. Refer to Homebrew's documentation for further details about these and other commands, or if you are unfamiliar with the terminology.

Examples:

brew install --formula openemulator
brew install --cask openemulator
brew install cadius
brew install gsport

Some formulas or casks in this repository may already exist in Homebrew. In such cases, if you want to refer to the formula or cask in this repository (e.g., because it contains a more up to date version), you must use lifepillar/homebrew-appleii/<name> as the argument for brew install.

Contributions

They are welcome! If you know of some program that is not included here, please let me know! Even better, open a pull request!

More Software

Some software relevant to the community interested in this repository is not found in this repository because it is already in Homebrew Core. That includes:

• cc65: brew install cc65
• Clock Signal: brew install clock-signal
• exomizer: brew install exomizer
• Virtual ][: brew install virtual-ii

Credits

The images in this repository have been generated with B. Buckels's b2d and a2b programs. Original files are all from apple-history, with the exception of the Apple I (original from Wikipedia) and the Apple ][e (courtesy of W. Warby). The picture of Jobs and Woz is in so many places that I don't know whether it is copyrighted or may be considered in the public domain.