- Yves Lempereur 27s Trs 80 Emulator For Mac Os
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- Yves Lempereur 27s Trs 80 Emulator For Mac
These later formats encoded 6 bits per byte, so they were no longer 'hex' at all. Coincidentally, Yves has also written a TRS-80 emulator for the Mac. So the format is now quite different, and the new converter programs share no code with the original; nothing is left of my poor little TRS-80 program. I have been using MESS and other various emulators for many years but Mac OS support seems to come and go, at times it has being strong (simple installs and clear documentation) and then it will fall off as people lose interest and the ports and front ends start breaking. It feels like we are in one of those lulls now. The Mozilla project later rebranded the browser portion as Firefox and the email client as Thunderbird. In addition to these, the Mozilla Foundation still distributes a full suite, branded as Seamonkey, Sunbird and Lightning, which are calendaring apps, and a Mac-optimized browser with a Cocoa interface called Camino. With Physical Layout the emulator is set up so TRS-80 keys are activated by PC keys in roughly the same relative position on the keyboard. Most of the symbols on your keyboard will correspond to the same key on the TRS-80. The letters, numbers, arrow keys and Enter will do what you expect and!#$%. Are in the same spot, otherwise. Images for the virtual desktop are now being preloaded into RAM. When this is complete, you will be presented with the desktop and be able to browse all.
15 Items
A collection of games written in BASIC for the TRS-80Model 100:
- Galaxy Trek Adventure, by Howard Batie -a Star Trek Classic adventure.
- Crash - you play a survivor of a plane crash.
- Haunted House, by Barry Gaskins.
- House Adventure - a treasure hunt in amonster-infested house.
- The Nuclear Submarine Adventure, by Steven Neighorn.
- Teeny Tiny Text Adventure, by Tim Ekdom - you'researching for a million dollars in an old house.
Dungeons of Daggorath, a graphical RPG for the TRS-80Color Computer by Douglas J. Morgan.
Dr. Livingston Adventure for the TRS-80 Model 1,by R.B. Fullerton (1980).
Three TRS-80 text adventures by Anthony J. Wood:
- Germany 1942
- Ruins at Time's Edge
- Space Hunt
A collection of Greg Hassett's games for the TRS-80Model 1:
- Devil's Palace
- Enchanted Island
- Enchanted Island Plus
- House of the Seven Gables
- World's Edge
Medieval Adventure for the TRS-80 Model 1,by Hugh Lampert (1980).
The first part of Joel Mick's Odyssey trilogy.
The second part of Joel Mick's Odyssey trilogy.
The third part of Joel Mick's Odyssey trilogy.
Pyramid 2000 by Robert Arnstein, for the TRS-80 ColorComputer.
Pyramid 2000 by Robert Arnstein, for the TRS-80 Model 1.
Quest for Fire, by Anthony J. Wood. A text adventurefor the TRS-80, with source code and walkthrough.
Copyright notice from Scott Adams, dated 24nov97[file is linked to emulators/trs80/SA-Copyright.txt,games/spectrum/SA-Copyright.txt, andscott-adams/Copyright.txt]
Treasure Dungeon 2, by David E. White.BASIC source code.
TRS-80 Adventure Game Pack for MS-DOS, compiled byGunther Schmidl. Contains TRSF-80 revision 0.1, a TRS-80Model I emulator for DOS by Ron Fries, some walkthroughs,and the following games:
- Adventureland
- Pirate Adventure
- Mission Impossible
- Voodoo Castle
- The Count
- Strange Odyssey
- Mystery Fun House
- Pyramid of Doom
- Ghost Town
- Savage Island Parts 1 and 2
- The Golden Voyage
- Adventure 13
- Pharaoh
- White Palm
- Martec's Tomb
- Atlantis
- Lost Island
- Quest
- The House of the Seven Gables
- Gargoyle Castle
- Ice World War
- Time Adventure
- Crowley Manor
- Escape from Traan
- Lucifer's Realm
- Saigon: The Final Days
- Enchanted Island Plus
- The Domes of Kilgari
- Devil's Palace
- World's Edge
- Dragon-Quest
- Death Dreadnought
- Pyramid
[file is linked to emulators/trs80/trs.zip]
TRS-80 Model I/III/4
Matthew Reed' TRS-80.org
My other TRS-80 site, devoted to TRS-80 history and information about games.
Ira Goldklang’s TRS-80 Revived Page
The preeminent TRS-80 site, Ira’s pages contain emulators and TRS-80 information galore.
Tim Mann’s TRS-80 Page
Tim’s TRS-80 emulator for UNIX/Linux, XTRS, is available for download from his site, as well as much of the classic MISOSYS and PowerSOFT software and documentation that Roy Soltoff has released for public distribution. Tim also has a complete FAQ and useful technical documentation.
System 80/Video Genie/PMC-80 Microcomputer Archive Site
Terry Stewart created this site dedicated to the System 80, a TRS-80 clone popular in New Zealand and Australia. It features an excellent history of the System 80, as well as manuals, magazines, and books for download. Not only that, but he has now put his entire collection of TRS-80/System 80 software on the site for download! Also look at his page of System 80 game video captures.
trs-80.org.uk
This site looks at the TRS-80 from a UK perspective, with several newsletter indexes and a brand-new TRS-80 newsletter, now going on its ninth year.
The Right Stuff
Ian Mavric’s site where he buys and sells TRS-80 computers and items and offers a repair service. It is also the place to buy the FreHD hard drive emulator.
LNW80 Main Page
An in-depth site describing the TRS-80 clones produced by the LNW Research Corporation.
Big Five Software
Big Five produced many classic games for the TRS-80, such as Galaxy Invasion, Super Nova, and Robot Attack.
Magic Chris' ASYLUM Pages
This site contains a history of the MED Systems adventure games, including Asylum, Asylum 2, Deathmaze 5000, and Labyrinth, as well as walkthroughs and hints.
Knut Roll-Lund’s web pages
Knut Roll-Lund’s web pages, featuring his Play CAS and wav2cas utilities. Also, take a look at his heavily expanded Video Genie computer, including the photographs.
Radio Shack TRS-80 Microcomputer (25th Anniversary)
An account of the TRS-80 public debut, written by Richard Miller of Miller Microcomputer Services (they sold MMSForth).
Nickolas Marentes' Project Archive
Nickolas Marentes wrote a number of games for the TRS-80 Model I and the Color Computer. On this site he describes the history of the games in detail.
Priming the Pump: How TRS-80 Enthusiasts Helped Spark the PC Revolution
David and Theresa Welsh wrote this excellent book about the creation and early history of the TRS-80.
Volcano Hunter Facebook Page
Includes history and screen shots of Volcano Hunter, one of the last major TRS-80 games released.
He Changed Our World
A tribute to the legendary TRS-80 Level I manual by David Lien.
Creative Computing Magazine Archive
You can read articles from old issues of David Ahl’s Creative Computing magazine here.
Nemesis.lonestar.org
Frank Durda’s web site includes the LS-DOS 6.3.1 Restoration Project and a lot of fascinating “inside information” from the early days of the TRS-80.
TRS-80 Emulator for Classic Mac OS
Yves Lempereur, the author of many fine TRS-80 games, such as Apple Panic and Time Runner, wrote this Model I emulator for the Classic Macintosh.
Byte Cellar
Blake Patterson’s retrocomputing weblog often touches on TRS-80 topics.
The TRS-80 Model II
A nicely constructed page by Kees Stravers about the the Model I’s less famous “big brother.”
The comp.sys.tandy Newsgroup
Not as active as in years past, but you can still sometimes find discussions of Tandy computers on this newsgroup.
Yves Lempereur 27s Trs 80 Emulator For Mac Os
Tandy/Radio Shack – The Vintage Computer Forums
The section of the Vintage Computer Forums devoted to the TRS-80.
TRS-80 Model 100/102/200
Yves Lempereur 27s Trs 80 Emulator For Mac Osx
Club 100: A Model 100 User Group
Rick Hanson founded Club 100 in 1983 to serve Model 100/102/200 users with news, information, and products. Be sure to check out the NADSBox memory card storage device and the REX option ROM/RAM add-on.
Yves Lempereur 27s Trs 80 Emulator For Mac
Tri-Mike Network East
Mike Nugent sells Tandy Model 100/102/200 notebook computers in quantity.