04-25-2017, 07:23 PM
ZX Uno is a project started in 2013 which simulates an entire ZX Spectrum on a FPGA (is not emulation).
Currently it also support other "cores" (architectures), like Atari, PC, and other Z80 computers (MSX, Amstrad), Sam Coupe, etc.
It also added last year the "Radastan mode" (created by radastan, user of this forum). :roll:
I find a bit unfair that ZX Next (which seems to be based on ZX-UNO in many things IMHO) don't even mention ZX-Uno (despite the latter is a free-open project).
ZX Basic will support radastan mode, so we could use it on ZX Uno, ZX Next and related machines.
Currently it also support other "cores" (architectures), like Atari, PC, and other Z80 computers (MSX, Amstrad), Sam Coupe, etc.
It also added last year the "Radastan mode" (created by radastan, user of this forum). :roll:
I find a bit unfair that ZX Next (which seems to be based on ZX-UNO in many things IMHO) don't even mention ZX-Uno (despite the latter is a free-open project).
ZX Basic will support radastan mode, so we could use it on ZX Uno, ZX Next and related machines.