Minimal 64x4 – DIY computer with 4x the processing power of a C64 or Apple II
The GitHub repository offers assembly code for the 'Minimal 64x4 Home Computer', including an operating system, tool-chain, games, and demos, with users encouraged to ask for specific details.
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The GitHub repository features assembly code for the 'Minimal 64x4 Home Computer', which includes an operating system, a native tool-chain, games, and demos tailored for this minimalistic computer setup. Users can inquire for more specific details regarding any aspect of the repository.
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