On Crostini (Linux on Chromebook) or Ubuntu, you can install it with the command: sudo apt-get install fs-uae fs-uae-arcade fs-uae-launcherĪ caveat on Chromebooks and Crostini: Chromebooks don't yet support audio on Linux apps, but it is a feature that's coming in ChromeOS 74. I prefer FS-UAE, which is available on a number of platforms. I also use UAE on my Chromebook, which supports Android apps, to emulate my Amiga. Most of the emulators for Android, Linux, Chrome, MacOS, and Windows are ports or forks from this project or grew from the emulation community. The acronym initially stood for Unusable Amiga Emulator, but now it's generally called Universal Amiga Emulator, Ultimate Amiga Emulator, or Ubiquitous Amiga Emulator. UAE is an open source emulator released in 1995. Here are the devices I got Amiga emulation to run on: I'll provide links to all the software and go over some of the things I learned on my retro weekend, as well as some guides to take it to the next step. It is by no means a complete guide to all things you can do with emulation for the Amiga, but it should be a good start to get you going. Recently, I thought, 'I wonder if I can put an Amiga emulator on that?' This article is the result of a weekend spent doing just that. Welcome to the communityĪs a Linux fan, I often find myself looking at some obscure bit of hardware and thinking, 'I wonder if I can use it with Linux?' or more often, 'I wonder if I can put Linux on that?' I blame my youth of playing adventure games and solving puzzles for that mentality.

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