Fuse
for
macOS has a home page at:
https://fuse-for-macosx.sourceforge.io
If you've got
any
bug reports, suggestions or the like for Fuse, or
just want to get involved in the development, this is
coordinated via
the Fuse for macOS project page on SourceForge,
http://sourceforge.net/projects/fuse-for-macosx/
If you're interested in more general Speccy related discussions,
visit
the World of
Spectrum
Forums or the Usenet group 'comp.sys.sinclair',
but
do read the FAQ
first!
Fuse
has
been brought to you by:
- Matan
Ziv-Av:
SVGAlib and framebuffer user interfaces, the glib replacement
code,
some
work on the sound code and the original `widget' code.
- Russell
Marks:
the generic and OSS-specific sound code, the man page, the
Kempston
joystick emulation and lots of bug reports and fixes.
- Ian
Collier:
the original ZX Printer emulation (for xz80).
- John
Elliott:
for lib765, which once provided Fuse's emulation of the +3's
FDC, and
libdsk
which provides support for more disk image formats see here.
- Darren
Salt:
the original versions of the code for +3 emulation, SLT
support, MITSHM
support (for the Xlib UI), TZX raw data blocks, Spectrum SE
support,
RZX embedded snapshots and compression, the Kempston mouse
emulation
and made many improvements to the widget code.
- Alexander
Yurchenko: the OpenBSD/Solaris-specific sound code.
- Fredrick
Meunier: for TC2048 support, the SDL user interface, the
graphics
filters, Pentagon support, Spectrum SE support, Interface
II support and more.
- Andrew
Owen:
for the keyboard help screens and the file icons.
- Paul van
der
Laan: for the Fuse program icon.
- Ludvig
Strigeus
and The ScummVM
project: for the
original graphics filter code and inspiration in improving the
windowed
performance of Fuse.
- Dmitry
Sanarin:
the original TR-DOS emulation (for the Glukalka
emulator).
- Witold
Filipczyk:
TC2068 support and more.
- Matthew
Westcott: the AY logging code and the DivIDE emulation.
- Marek
Januszewski:
Some patches making Fuse much closer to compiling under Win32,
and
fixing
up the GTK+ 2.0 interface.
- Sergio
Baldoví: improvements to the Win32 UI.
- Stuart
Brady: for the DISCiPLE emulation, +D emulation, Scorpion
emulation and HP-UX sound support.
- Garry
Lancaster: the 8-bit IDE, ZXATASP and ZXCF interface
emulations.
- Gergely
Szasz:
+3, +D, Opus and Interface I/microdrive emulation, the PAL TV
scalers,
the TV 3x
scaler, the movie logging code, the libao sound code, and made
many
improvements to the widget code.
- Shay Green:
the Blip_Buffer band pass filter for beeper and AY output.
- Boris
Donko:
for various Z80 core fixes: missing memory contention on LD
(nnnn),A
instruction, flags on SCF and FLAG_V on DEC, and timing of INC
SP.
- Ivan Ruiz
Etxabe: for helping test RZX competition mode recording.
- David
Muriel:
for helping test RZX competition mode recording.
- Ian
Greenway:
for information about reading from unattached ports. If you've
got an
Amiga, you may well like to check out Ian's Spectrum Emulator,
ASp
- Mark
Woodmass:
for putting me on the track of (and finding the solution to)
bugs with
regard to Fuse's R register emulation during HALTs and
interrupts and
Fuse's mask for the memory control port on the 128K/+2
machines. Mark's
another one who's written an emulator: see 'SPIN'
- Michael D
Wynne: the Opus Discovery emulation (for the EightyOne Sinclair
machines
emulator)
- Joystick
support frm the Simple
DirectMedia Layer
library
- Philip
Kendall: everything else.
This
program
is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published
by the
Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License,
or
(at
your option) any later version. This program is distributed in
the hope
that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRENTY; without even
the
implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
PURPOSE.
See the GNU General Public LIcense for more details. You
should
have received a copy of the GNU General Public License with this
program; if not, write to the
Free Software
Foundation, Inc.,
59 Temple Place - Suite 330,
Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA