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download raspiboy config file Recalbox, the all-in-one retro gaming console! Play all of the video game consoles , arcade cabinets and personal computers from your childhood. The latest open source retro gaming console: The Recalbox. Recalbox allows you to re-play a variety of videogame consoles and platforms in your living room, with ease! Recalbox OS is free, open source and designed to let you create your very own Recalbox in no time! Use Raspberry Pi, ODROID or even PC (x86)! A retrogaming platform. Recalbox offers a wide selection of consoles and game systems — from the very first arcade systems to the NES, the MEGADRIVE, 32-bit platforms (such as the Playstation) and even the Nintendo 64. Media Center. With Kodi already included, Recalbox also serves as a media center. By connecting it to your home network, you will be able to stream videos from any compatible device (NAS, PC, External HDD, etc.). Interface. Included Systems. Arcade. 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The entire folder is also covered by the GNU GPL license. ZEsarUX also includes third-party roms, media, programs and games NOT covered by this license. This is my second ZX Spectrum emulator after ZXSpectr https://github.com/chernandezba/zxspectr. I recommend you to read FEATURES, INSTALL and HISTORY files, as well as other documents in this emulator. You can open them from the help menu or from an external viewer. ZEsarUX distributed under GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE v3. You may read it on the LICENSE file. Please read the other licenses used in ZEsarUX, from the menu Help->Licenses or just open files from folder licenses/ Available versions for download here: Source code Binary compiled versions: GNU/Linux 32/64 Bits FreeBSD 64 Bits Mac OS X Windows Raspberry pi (raspbian) Other by 3rd party: Arch Linux Slackware Retropie/EmulationStation Open Pandora PocketCHIP MorhpOS. ZEsarUX has won the "Best Emulator" award from Retrogaming Total blog on 2015 and 2017. DONATE. 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Science of Cambridge MK14 Sinclair ZX80 Sinclair ZX81 Spectrum models: 16k, 48k (English and Spanish), Inves Spectrum +, Spectrum 128k (English and Spanish), Spectrum +2 (English, Spanish and French), Spectrum +2A (English and Spanish), Spectrum +3 (English and Spanish), Microdigital TK90X (Portuguese and Spanish), TK95 Sinclair QL Cambridge Z88 Timex TS 2068 Sam Coupe Pentagon Chloe 140 SE, 280 SE Chrome Prism ZX-Uno ZX-Evolution BaseConf (beta) ZX-Evolution TS-Conf ZX Spectrum Next Jupiter Ace Amstrad CPC 464, CPC 4128 MSX1 Spectravideo 318/328 Colecovision Sega SG1000 Sega Master System. Is the only emulator for machines: Chloe 140/280, Prism and Chrome. Almost perfect emulation of timing of all Spectrum machines. Emulates undocumented Z80 flags, features, and MEMPTR register. Emulates idle bus port, contended memory, ULA early/late timings. Emulates Motorola CPU 68008 (Sinclair QL) Emulates SC/MP CPU - INS8060 (MK14) Emulates perfect ZX Spectrum 16k/48k colour palette. Emulates ULAplus: Standard 64 colour palette, linear modes with 16 colours per pixel: Radastan Mode: 128x96, ZEsarUX modes: 256x96, 128x192, 256x192. Emulates Chroma81 ZX81 Colour mode. Emulates Spectra Video Modes. Emulates Timex Video modes (Mode 0 standard, 1 dual screen, 2 hires colour 8x1, 6 512x192 monochrome) Emulates Pentagon 16C mode. Emulates All Video modes from Prism machine. Emulates ZGX Sprite Chip. Emulates snow effect on Spectrum models. Emulates interlaced, scanlines and Gigascreen effects. Emulates hi-res modes on ZX Spectrum (rainbow effects and others) and ZX80/ZX81 (UDG, CHR$128, WRX, HRG and some other hi-res modes) Supports reducing the screen to 192x144 (0.75 scale) Uses its own powerful window environment (ZX Vision) inside the program application window, having the same GUI style on all plattforms. 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