Frontend for Dosbox Staging
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An image viewer and image converters (HAM/24-bit) in Python for IFF-ILBM and IFF-PBM files which were used on the Commodore Amiga and MS-DOS
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PY-DOS is a retro-inspired, terminal-based operating system simulation written entirely in Python, requiring no external libraries and designed to be minimal.
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This script analyzes MZ-PE (MS-DOS) executable file
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Byte-exact decompiler for Borland Turbo Basic 1.0/1.1 MS-DOS executables
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Build a character voice chat bot with local GPT-SoVITS TTS, cloud LLMs, and ESP32-S3 support for web and figure base interaction
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eXo* Nix Flake
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GUI app to build bootable CDs from collections of floppy disk images for vintage computers — like Ventoy, but for CDs and floppies. Boots DOS, Windows 9x, and other INT 13h OSes via MEMDISK + ISOLINUX. macOS, Windows, Linux.
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