https://cylog.ai/ These are games I originally wrote from the DOS/Turbo Pascal era through the Win32/Delphi era — running on everything from DOS prompts to Windows NT, 95, XP, 2000, you name it. Chunky dialogs, raw GDI graphics, text-mode screens, and all the charm of a beige tower PC. Now, powered by Gemini CLI and Claude Code, each title has been faithfully re-engineered to run natively in your browser. No plugins. No emulation. Just the games, reborn. … I'm not a game-player. This is serendipity. https://bsd.network/@dvl/117172923405570692 led me to: UTF-8 to HTML Converter - atopon.org – thanks to @dvl@bsd.network. Seeing "atopon", I assumed Aaron Toponce. I was wrong, of course! atopon.org is a division of CyLog Software: … a software house specializing in Win32 utilities and games. Our programs are free for non-commercial use. We believe that people should be able to try and use computer software freely. This is how ideas become popular and better computer software is built. Jolly [image: 1787918059052-1e5893dd-4d5d-41b0-815c-75bc93720212-image.jpeg]

Always great to see active DOS communities!

Retro Connoisseur is building the Amiga 4000 into a LEGO block case, and the project already feels like the kind of wonderfully unlikely machine that could https://www.generationamiga.com/2026/05/17/lego-amiga-4000-build-commodore-classic-reimagined-as-the-amiga-cd3200/

Wouldn’t you believe it, this site is running off my special home server: a Nintendo Wii with a 729 MHz PowerPC CPU and a whopping 64 MB usable RAM! It runs NetBSD 10.1 and serves this site exclusively over IPv6 – clients connecting through IPv4 are proxied via another server… http://wii.sjmulder.nl/

https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2026/04/more-retro-goodies-microsoft-open-sources-86-dos-and-pc-dos/ Crossposted from https://lemmy.zip/post/63417296

Crossposted from https://mander.xyz/post/51058528 https://hackaday.com/2026/04/23/wsl9x-add-an-entire-windows-9x-subsystem-to-your-linux/

Understood Amiga @amigagpu

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I had the LTE Lite 4/33C, that was my portable machine through highschool and a good chunk of college. I was still using it in 2000, 2001ish. My next laptop was.... somewhat faster.