Emulation
emulationEmulators, debuggers and preservation tools for consoles and old machines.
Per-topic GitHub trending
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Emulators, debuggers and preservation tools for consoles and old machines.
Software you run on your own hardware instead of someone else's cloud.
Crates, tools and applications written in Rust.
Frameworks and runtimes for LLM agents that plan, call tools and act.
Running real infrastructure on a shelf at home.
Old hardware, fantasy consoles and the software that keeps them alive.
Libraries and tools written in Zig.
Apps that work offline and sync when they can, with CRDTs and friends.
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