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| + | ====== Software for C64 ====== | ||
| + | //See also [[homebrew_software|Random small project programs]]// | ||
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| + | <wrap lo>The software listed here is designed for the Commodore 64. Although they work well with the line of Ultimate devices, most were not designed with Ultimate devices in mind.</ | ||
| + | ===== Games ===== | ||
| + | //You have the starter kit with "the Very Second" | ||
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| + | * **//Not for downloading games//** | ||
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| + | More game websites https:// | ||
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| + | ===== GRAPHICAL INTERFACE ===== | ||
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| + | * **[[geos|GEOS]]** {{ : | ||
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| + | ==== GUI64 ==== | ||
| + | GUI64 is a new graphical user interface for the Commodore 64 and is included as part of the software bundle for the Commodore 64 Ultimate. It is provided as a cartridge image (*.crt). Find it in the C64U's menu on the cassette USB drive, select the file, press RETURN, and choose “Copy to flash.” Once installed, the GUI64 desktop will automatically appear every time you power on or reset your machine. | ||
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| + | GUI64 allows you to manage disks and their contents with ease—formatting, | ||
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| + | Users who own an SD2IEC device are in luck, as GUI64 fully supports these as well. You can browse folders, create subfolders, and generate new disk images (D64, D71, and D81) just as you would on a modern PC. | ||
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| + | The version included with the C64U features a Windows-style interface. On GitHub, you can also find a Mac-style version inspired by the look and feel of the original 1984 Macintosh. | ||
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| + | The latest versions of GUI64 (disk and cartridge images) are freely available on GitHub | ||
| + | * Project | ||
| + | * https:// | ||
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| + | ==== GEOS and GDOS64 ==== | ||
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| + | * Find more information on the dedicated [[GEOS]] page (also for GDOS64) | ||
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| + | === GEOS RAM Boot 64 === | ||
| + | * GEOS RAM Boot 64 is a small program to start GEOS from a preloaded REU (GEOS2.0 only!) | ||
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| + | ===== Other ===== | ||
| + | ==== Assembly 64 ==== | ||
| + | The all-in-one tool for everything ever released for the Commodore 64. This software gives access to a massive, actively maintained online library of C64 and C128 software. Additionally, | ||
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| + | * https:// | ||
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| + | ===== Fastloaders – speeds up operations ===== | ||
| + | ==== JiffyDOS ==== | ||
| + | JiffyDOS is a Disk Operating System (DOS) enhancement that gives your C64 or C128 the disk access speed you have always wanted. It works by adding its own custom Kernal in both the C64 or 128, and in the floppy drive(s). In Ultimate devices, you only need to replace the Kernal ROM image, and the ROM(s) for 1541, 1571, and/or 1581, depending on the pack that you've purchased. | ||
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| + | ==== DolphinDOS2 ==== | ||
| + | DolphinDOS 2 is a kernal ROM replacement for the C64 and 1541 disk drive to speed up disk operations. | ||
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| + | If you are interested in using the C64U w/ JUST 1541 emulation, you should look into it. D64 load speeds are insane! | ||
| + | - Download the ROM replacements from Github (click on the right side on ' | ||
| + | - Rename kernal.rom and 1541.rom to something different, like kernal-dd2.rom and 1541-dd2.rom | ||
| + | - => copy to flash | ||
| + | - Go into the Memory & ROMs to choose the kernel-dd2.rom kernel for the C64 and 1541-dd2.rom for the 1541 | ||
| + | - Go into the 1541 drive settings and enable extra memory | ||
| + | - Head into the " | ||
| + | - => choose Machine Tweaks | ||
| + | - => Enable the Parallel connection setting | ||
| + | Reboot, and you're ready to go. \\ | ||
| + | Want to go back to normal? Just do the reverse of steps 2-5. | ||
| + | Pro tip: Use a [[Configuration file]] to easily switch between modes. | ||
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