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VirtualT provides some debugging support, and facilties for easily transferring files to/from the guest operating system. Supported guest operating systems include Windows, OSX, Linux, and BSD. | VirtualT provides some debugging support, and facilties for easily transferring files to/from the guest operating system. Supported guest operating systems include Windows, OSX, Linux, and BSD. | ||
== VirtualT Development == | |||
The [http://sourceforge.net/projects/virtualt VirtualT project] is hosted on Sourceforge, a popular web site which offers free hosting for free and open source projects. | |||
All source code in the VirtualT project is kept in CVS. CVS allows complete tracking of all changes to the VirtualT source code. At any time, you can check out the "latest" code from CVS and build it on your computer. Instructions for downloading the source can be found in [[Building VirtualT on Ubuntu]]. | |||
In addition to building from source, occasionally major releases of binary builds of the code are made. The download page for getting pre-built binaries is [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=115749 here]. | |||
== Online Documentation == | == Online Documentation == | ||
Revision as of 00:12, 27 January 2008
Overview
VirtualT is a high-fidelity emulator of the Model 100, 102, 200, NEC 8201a/8300, and the Olivetti M10.
It also emulates some hardware upgrades including Remem and Rampac.
VirtualT provides some debugging support, and facilties for easily transferring files to/from the guest operating system. Supported guest operating systems include Windows, OSX, Linux, and BSD.
VirtualT Development
The VirtualT project is hosted on Sourceforge, a popular web site which offers free hosting for free and open source projects.
All source code in the VirtualT project is kept in CVS. CVS allows complete tracking of all changes to the VirtualT source code. At any time, you can check out the "latest" code from CVS and build it on your computer. Instructions for downloading the source can be found in Building VirtualT on Ubuntu.
In addition to building from source, occasionally major releases of binary builds of the code are made. The download page for getting pre-built binaries is here.
