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| − | UAE is a portable emulator for the Commodore [[Amiga]] platform. UAE is written in the [[C]] programming language, and is available for a wide variety of operating systems. | + | UAE is a portable emulator for the Commodore [[Amiga]] platform. UAE is written in the [[C (language)|C]] programming language, and is available for a wide variety of operating systems. |
In order to run UAE, you'll want an image of an Amiga's ROMS (from an [[Amiga 500]]), and a disk image of a workbench diskette, or some game. Note that neither Macintosh nor IBM PCs can read AmigaDOS floppies, so you will have to transfer them from an Amiga to a PC. | In order to run UAE, you'll want an image of an Amiga's ROMS (from an [[Amiga 500]]), and a disk image of a workbench diskette, or some game. Note that neither Macintosh nor IBM PCs can read AmigaDOS floppies, so you will have to transfer them from an Amiga to a PC. | ||
Revision as of 16:00, 7 August 2017
UAE is a portable emulator for the Commodore Amiga platform. UAE is written in the C programming language, and is available for a wide variety of operating systems.
In order to run UAE, you'll want an image of an Amiga's ROMS (from an Amiga 500), and a disk image of a workbench diskette, or some game. Note that neither Macintosh nor IBM PCs can read AmigaDOS floppies, so you will have to transfer them from an Amiga to a PC.
UAE is primarily geared to emulating an Amiga 500, however later versions add support for a 68020 CPU and the ECS chipset. On what would be considered 'low end machines' today (1GHz,1GB of RAM) a Commodore Amiga 500 can easily be emulated, with full stereo sound.
