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KEGS-OSX is the Mac OS X port of an Apple IIgs emulator originally developed for HP-UX by Kent Dickey (thus its name Kent's Emulated GS) and since then was made available to various UNIX-based platforms.

The present version uses SDL, a cross-platform library designed to make it easy to write multi-media software, implemented in KEGS 0.61 by Frédéric Devernay.

This is a port to the Cocoa environment with a lot of optimization done for "l'Emulateur-ki-tue", both on the source code and in Cocoa integration.

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WHAT'S NEW
Version 1.94:
  • The First Intel version
  • The sources are now compiled with GCC 4.01 from XCode 2.4.1
  • The sources are now Universal : KEGS-OSX works on PowerPC and Intel processors
  • The sources are now compiled on an iMac Intel computer
  • A small fix for backward compatibility with Mac OS 10.3 without Core Data calls (for Yannick)
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.4 or later.

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Developer:casaGS
Downloads:1,058
  - Version d/l:1,058
Utilities:System
License:Free
Date:03 Apr 2007
Platform:PPC/Intel

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    KEGS-OSX User Reviews (2 posts)Write A Review
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    Jul 19 2008

    THEFINALEOFSEEM  Okay, if you guys are taking this *nix software and tailoring it to OS X...HOW ABOUT GETTING RID OF MANUAL .CONF FILES??? Seriously, how friggin' hard is it to just add a preferences window that can edit all of those attributes? If you're making it for OS X, you should probably put some effort into usability! I'm not a novice. I'm familiar with the command line and have done config file edits plenty of times for other things. However, that doesn't mean I prefer to when there could be a very, very simple and time-saving solution. Please get this thing a little more user-friendly, folks. It's about the only option left since Bernie II the Rescue never made it to OS X (unless you count the shoddy Sweet16 port, which runs fine, but lacks so many feautres) and not all of us have Classic support anymore.  
    (Version 1.94)

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    Apr 4 2007

    ZC456  I'm gonna test this out in a minute but I got simple question. Why do you have a picture of your program on 10.2 with an update related to 10.3 when requirements suggest to use 10.4?  
    (Version 1.94)

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