RPCEmu Features
What this fork adds
RPCEmu Extended does everything RPCEmu does. These are the parts that are new, each with a page of its own.
The machine
Four processors to choose from, recompiled to run at speed, and the fix that made ADFFS work.
Read about it →Display
2560 by 1440 from an emulated graphics card, where 2MB of VRAM stops at 800 by 600.
Read about it →Several machines
A list you choose from, each with its own disc and hardware, running together.
Read about it →USB
Hand it a device from your own computer and RISC OS enumerates the real thing.
Read about it →MultiFS
Read the USB stick you already carry: FAT, exFAT and NTFS, as they are. Coming in version 2.
Read about it →Networking
Access and ShareFS to real hardware, and a shared virtual network to anywhere else.
Read about it →Community Network
One network everybody can join, so RISC OS machines can find each other again. Coming in version 2.
Read about it →Developing
Edit on the host, compile in the guest, and debug the emulated processor.
Read about it →Remote and headless
Use a machine over VNC, or run one with no display at all.
Read about it →Software
The package manager, and the repositories a real RISC OS machine uses.
Read about it →Second processor
The slot Acorn built, with seven processors to choose from.
Read about it →Ports and cards
Podules, a serial port that dials, and printing to paper or PDF.
Read about it →And also
Smaller things worth knowing about
- Copy and paste text and images between RISC OS and your own desktop
- A drive every machine on this installation can see, alongside each machine's own
- Keyboard handling by position rather than by character, so a non-UK layout behaves
- A machine inspector with live processor, memory and peripheral views
- Recent discs and machines, so getting back to what you were doing is one menu