XRoar is an open-source emulator for the Dragon (and Tandy) 6809-based computers.
- Supports all standard Dragon hardware, plus Aims2, Stuctured BASIC, Tandy CoCo, and Orchestra-90/90-CC/I/II/L2.
- Runs on Unix-like systems and Windows.
- Supports cassette files, VDK and virtual RSD images, and Drag'n'Drop ROMpak files.
- Implements advanced features like quick-loading, real hi-res graphics, CTS stereo, Microware OS-9, SuperDos-compatible sound support, Orchestra-90CC/I/II tape loading, etc.
Overview
XRoar is a Open Source software in the category System Utilities developed by Ciaran Anscomb.
The latest version of XRoar is 0.19, released on 02/18/2008. It was initially added to our database on 08/24/2007.
XRoar runs on the following operating systems: Windows.
XRoar has not been rated by our users yet.
Pros
- Accurate emulation of various Dragon and Tandy CoCo computers
- Cross-platform support for Windows, macOS, and Linux
- Regular updates and active development by the creator
- Good compatibility with a wide range of software and games
Cons
- User interface can be seen as less user-friendly compared to other emulators
- May require some technical knowledge to configure and use effectively
- Lacks certain advanced features found in some other emulators
FAQ
What is XRoar?
XRoar is an emulator for the Dragon 32/64 and Tandy CoCo computers.
Who created XRoar?
XRoar was created by Ciaran Anscomb.
What platforms does XRoar run on?
XRoar runs on various platforms including Windows, macOS, Linux, and more.
Can XRoar emulate DragonDOS?
Yes, XRoar can emulate DragonDOS, allowing you to run software using this operating system.
Does XRoar support joystick input?
Yes, XRoar supports joystick input for enhanced gaming experience.
Can XRoar load cassette tape images?
Yes, XRoar supports loading cassette tape images in various formats.
Does XRoar have debugging capabilities?
Yes, XRoar includes a built-in debugger for analyzing and troubleshooting software.
Is XRoar open source?
Yes, XRoar is released under the GNU General Public License (GPL) and its source code is freely available.
Can XRoar be extended with additional hardware emulation?
Yes, XRoar can be extended with plugins to emulate hardware peripherals like floppy drives or sound cards.
Where can I find documentation and support for XRoar?
You can find documentation and support for XRoar on its official website and community forums.
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