29.Jun.2026
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Amiga emulator written in Rust: Copperline 0.9.0 (update)
"Copperline" is an Amiga emulator written in Rust. Originally developed with the sole purpose of running or testing DiagROM, the program can now also handle complex and timing-critical software.
Version 0.8.0 now features a graphical user interface and a launcher, which appears if no command-line options are used. In addition, plugins for external Zorro cards and network support for the A2065 have been added, and numerous fixes have been implemented. As the developer notes, "it remains a hardware-behavior release: compatibility fixes model the underlying Amiga subsystems rather than individual titles."
Update: (29.06.26, 20:08, dr)
Version 0.9.0 brings a large 68881/68882 FPU accuracy pass, explicit joystick input selection, no-ROM save-state startup, hard-disk volume-name overrides, and another round of CIA, Paula, keyboard, Denise, sprite, bitplane, RTC, and display-timing fixes. (dr)
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