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KiCad 10 in the browser: open, edit and share real schematic and PCB projects with nothing to install. GPL-3.0, end-to-end encrypted cloud projects.
Native UI components for C: about 150 of them, with spring motion and full keyboard support. Windows, macOS and Linux, no dependencies.
An ESP32-based floppy drive emulator for the Mac and Lisa. It can even emulate Twiggy drives!
An early-Unix recreation for the enhanced Apple //e: each 64K RamWorks aux bank is a process.
Dee is a very small text editor for Apple II in 421 bytes. It only holds one character in the buffer by design, but everything works!
Port of the Raspberry Pi BlueberryMSX to run bare metal using Circle-rpi
An emulator for Tangerine Systems Oric-1 and Oric Atmos computers from the 1980's.
Run open-source Cardputer apps on Android: plug an ESP32-S3 over USB-OTG and the phone is the screen, keyboard, GPS and flasher. Apps are rebuilt on demand from GitHub against a display/keyboard shim.
Two panels. One Apple II. A ProDOS file manager with disk-image browsing, archive extraction, document and picture viewers, and Mockingboard music — in 128 KB.
RF-DETR is a real-time object detection and segmentation model architecture developed by Roboflow, SOTA on COCO, designed for fine-tuning. [ICLR 2026]
A venerable disk and file utility, updated for modern Apple II users
Hand-picked ESP32 projects worth building, copying, or watching run
A Pi Pico based MDA/CGA/EGA to VGA adapter
Dhebug / oricutron
Forked from pete-gordon/oricutronPortable Oric-1/Atmos/Telestrat and Pravetz 8D emulator
Mini Drone/Quadcopter Firmware for ESP32 and ESP32-S Series SoCs.
rallepalaveev / AppleII-VGA
Forked from markadev/AppleII-VGAVGA card for Apple II+/IIe computer
A tool for mirroring or capturing I2C/SPI LCD displays
Floppy disk emulator for old computers and machines, Amiga, Atari ST, etc.
KernelUNO - a light-weight unix-like shell for arduino UNO Rev3
Turn an old Android phone into a GPU-accelerated Linux desktop (XFCE4 / KDE Plasma / LXQt / MATE) or a Home Assistant smart home server — using Termux. No root, no PC, no cloud.