Copperline 1.0.0-rc.1 is out. It is the first release candidate for 1.0. If testing does not turn up anything that needs a second candidate,

Copperline 0.20.0 is out, and you can now play two-player Amiga games with someone on another computer. That includes Lemmings, with a mouse

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Copperline 0.19.0 is out. This one is for people who write Amiga code: games, demos, tools, anything that ends up as a hunk file. Until now

Hi everyone! Copperline 0.18.0 is out today, and this cycle is all about optical media, deep hardware calibration on real silicon, and makin

Copperline 0.17.0 shipped this morning, and for once the headline is not something you can see. It is something you can hear. Coppersynth Wh

Copperline 0.16.0 is out, one week after 0.15.0, and this one has a story I have been itching to tell. A new Amiga game is being built on Co

Copperline 0.15.0 is out today, one week after 0.14.0, and before I get into what's in it I want to share a number I dug out of git while wr

Copperline 0.13.0 is the release where the emulated machine grows past the classic chipset. It gains RTG graphics through the Z3660 Zorro III board, so Workbench runs in high-colour, high-resolutio...

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The same cycle-driven Amiga emulator core, compiled to WebAssembly. Boots the open-source AROS ROM; bring your own Kickstart and disks.

The same cycle-driven Amiga emulator core, compiled to WebAssembly. Boots the open-source AROS ROM; bring your own Kickstart and disks.

A cycle-driven Amiga emulator (OCS / ECS / AGA) in Rust. Hardware modelled per colour clock; demos and games at real speed.

A cycle-driven Amiga emulator (OCS / ECS / AGA) in Rust. Hardware modelled per colour clock; demos and games at real speed.

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I recently bought a faulty Amiga A570 and intended to write a repair blog post about it eventually, but this adventure ended up in a completely different direction: a fault affecting many Amigas in…

For production cryptographic software, memory safety alone does not define security. Real-world crypto must run on every platform, maintain stable assumptions

At wolfSSL, we do an incredible amount of testing. Some of it is visible, some of it is not. You can see our GitHub Actions run on every pull request, and

At wolfSSL, we do an incredible amount of testing. Some of it is visible, some of it is not. You can see our GitHub Actions run on every pull request, and