Rewrote the “movie making” feature to use the AVFoundation framework. If you find any, let me know.Ī disk image file can now be double-clicked in the Finder to start a virtual machine with that disk inserted.Īdded the feature to speak the text on the Apple II screen, using the Mac voice synthesizer.įixed an issue that could cause a new virtual machine window to appear with a very small size.įixed an issue that caused the Inspector’s disassembly to show empty lines when scrolled. This version contains extensive behind-the-scenes updates and rewrites to remain compatible with new versions of macOS, forming a basis for further future development.įor example, the application was still 32-bit as of this release it is a 64-bit app, making it compatible with modern Mac APIs, improved memory management, etc.Īlthough I tested the app thoroughly, I might have inadvertently introduced new bugs due to the extensive changes.
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Thanks to a message posted by David Finnigan on 2, please note that Gerard Putter has just released v8.0 of his Apple II emulator for Mac OS.įor more information, please visit Subscriptions for 2021 are available for $20 each for United States customers, $25 for readers in Canada and Mexico, and $28 for international customers. This is Juiced.GS‘s fourth quarterly issue of 2020, its twenty-fifth year in print. This is Juiced.GS‘s 100th issue, with a whopping 28 pages of awesome articles! Read Ivan Drucker’s reviews of 14 different Apple II emulators Evan Koblentz’s tutorial for connecting the Apple II to LEGO bricks a guide for streaming from your Apple II to and an interview with popular streamer LadyAiluros an interview with Lee Fastenau, who’s porting Tetris from the Game Boy to the Apple II a celebration of the podcast Eaten By A Grue‘s completion of its original mission a look behind the scenes of Kay Savetz’s Apple II Twitter bot a reflection on 25 years of Juiced.GS original cover art by Krishna Sadasivam of PC Weenies - and much, much more! Volume 25, Issue 4 (December 2020) of Juiced.GS, the longest-running Apple II publication in print, has now shipped.
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