Tagged “retro-computing”

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christopherdrum.github.io Tech

Notes on Porting a UNIX Classic with Cosmopolitan

A write-up on reviving Infocom's UNIX Z-Machine interpreter with Cosmopolitan so one binary runs across operating system…

oldschoolgamermagazine.com Gaming

Old School Gamer Magazine

A magazine covering retro and classic video games, retro computing, arcade cabinets and pinball, for players reliving th…

oldvcr.blogspot.com Tech

Old Vintage Computing Research

A long-running retro computing blog with deep dives into forgotten machines, Palm OS gadgets, vintage Macs and odd hardw…

inexhibit.com Tech

Olivetti Programma 101

An in-depth Inexhibit case study of the Olivetti Programma 101, the 1965 Italian desktop machine often called the first…

os8088.com Tech

os8088

A Macintosh System 1-style graphical OS written in assembly for the IBM PC XT, with a live in-browser demo, videos and h…

bbcmic.ro Tech

Owlet BBC BASIC Editor

An in-browser editor for BBC BASIC that runs your code on an emulated 1980s BBC Micro, perfect for tiny tweet-sized prog…

pagedout.institute Tech

Paged Out!

A free experimental zine of one-page articles on programming, hacking, retro computing and tech art, each issue a downlo…

jamesfriend.com.au Tech

PCE.js Classic Mac OS

A Mac Plus emulator running Mac System 7 right in the browser, with period apps like MS Word 4, Excel 2 and the game Ris…

peetz0r.nl Tech

Peetz0r

A Dutch hacker's homepage, tested in Netscape 4, documenting a collection of vintage laptops from a 1994 Compaq to a Pow…

bryankeller.github.io Tech

Porting Mac OS X to the Nintendo Wii

The detailed story of getting Mac OS X 10.0 Cheetah to boot natively on a Nintendo Wii, with all the bootloader, kernel…

pouet.net Gaming

Pouët

The central community archive of the demoscene, cataloguing decades of real-time audiovisual demos, intros, and size-lim…

prog21.dadgum.com Tech

Programming in the 21st Century

James Hague's classic blog on programming, simplicity and the history of computing, with short, opinionated essays that…

anfractuosity.com Tech

Rainbow

A hardware hacking write-up on displaying colour on a black-and-white monitor, with the experiments and electronics behi…

rane.nekoweb.org Internet Culture

rane's moonsugar musings

A homepage dressed up like an old Amiga desktop, with memory counters, a changelog, a blog about games and music, self-m…

blog.danielwellman.com Tech

Real Life Tron on an Apple IIgs

A programmer recreates the Tron light-cycle game on a vintage Apple IIgs and films friends in the real world to match, a…

retro32.com Gaming

Retro32

A retro gaming and tech blog from an Amiga fan and 80s-era collector, with posts on Commodore and Amiga hardware, games…

supervinx.com Tech

Retrocomputers Online Museum

An online museum of restored vintage computers and peripherals, with full photo sets of the hardware and software on eac…

typewritten.org Internet Culture

Retrotechnology Media

A gallery of screenshots of old desktop operating systems and GUIs, from Visi On and early Sun and Apple systems onward,…

retrotick.com Internet Culture

RetroTick

An x86 emulator in the browser that runs classic Windows and DOS executables directly, so you can relive old programs an…

robthenerd.com Tech

RobTheNerd.com

A hand-built hobby site packed with Amiga hardware projects, ARexx scripts and disk-image tools, plus photography and ra…

rubenerd.com Internet Culture

Rubenerd

A long-running personal blog by Ruben Schade in Sydney, mixing retro computing, Unix, anime, trains and gentle musings o…

russecke.net Tech

Russecke

A dusty corner of the web since the mid-1990s covering vintage electronics, PC hardware and text-mode fonts, general avi…

scriptedamigaemulator.net Tech

Scripted Amiga Emulator

SAE runs a full Commodore Amiga in the browser using HTML5 and JavaScript, built on WinUAE and the AROS Kickstart replac…

aaronbell.com Tech

Secret Colours of the Commodore 64

A nostalgic deep dive by a teenager-turned-developer who discovered hidden extra colours in the C64 display, with images…

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