Anybody remember Spaceship Warlock?

**Cadeyrn** · October 23rd, 2010

I still have the disc and I wanted to play for nostalgia. What's the best way to emulate a color Apple II with CD and graphical capabilities under x64 Linux?

**BouldRake** · October 23rd, 2010

KEGS. It's not in the repo, but you can grab it from Sourceforge - http://kegs.sourceforge.net/

**Cadeyrn** · October 23rd, 2010

Aww, I have to compile it. Oh well, let's try this thing out!

EDIT: Reading the features in the readme... These guys really outdid themselves! The last time I searched for an Apple II emu, I found all the best ones that WEREN'T this one. Sadly, all the other best ones either don't run properly on Linux or Mac OS X (they needed an old Mac), or they simply weren't built to do color.

EDIT2: Ehm, after going through the readmes and trying to compile, KEGS seems to only support x32 Linux. Should I mod it to do x64 or make a virtual box?

**BouldRake** · October 24th, 2010

Sorry, it was months ago I installed it, I forgot what a pain it was.

Here is the solution I used for help installing it on 64 bit:

http://newsgroups.derkeiler.com/Arch.../msg00018.html

**Cadeyrn** · October 24th, 2010

...Or I could just make a x32 virtual Ubuntu box. Thanks for the help, though! I'll see if this link is easier.

EDIT: Yeah, it is. I just had to change a single line of code.

**Cadeyrn** · October 24th, 2010

Alright, all I need now is an HD image. The readme says I can type "./to_pro -16384 <filename>" to make it an image, but there is no "to_pro" file for me. only a to_pro.c, which gives errors, probably because it isn't compiled. You run kegs, right? You probably have an HD image you can send me? I can't find one through Google, and I have no idea how to make one from scratch (I don't want to have to partition an HD and make an image of that, plus it wouldn't even be the right filesystem if I did).