Years ago, the only computer I had access to was an Apple II. I spent a lot of time hacking on it in BASIC, but we eventually got a 386 before I got into serious programming.

I do still own an Apple system, and still create projects on it when I have the time...

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Projects of Mine

• Tom Bombem 6502. A video game written in 6502 apple 2 assembler.
• Linux Logo 6502. I ported my assembly language linux_logo program to 6502 assembly.
• Linux Apple Dos 3.3 filesystem driver. Mount your old Apple II disk images as a Linux filesystem!
• Apple Dos 3.3 utilities. mkdos33fs, dos33defrag, make_b, asoft_detoken, userspace dos33 tool.
• upload_slow.c. A program to upload programs slowly from Linux to the Apple II monitor over a super-serial link.

Other Interesting Projects not by me

• Apple II Prodos filesystem driver for Linux[NOTE This site no longer seems to exist. I am mirroring the filesystem here]
• Linux Apple II emulator: Not as well supported as the one below, but cross-platform.
• Linux x86 Apple II emulator: I actually got SDL support for an older version of this. Sadly someone else was already working on it (but nothing came of it) and I lost my series of patches.
• Lunix Next Generation A unix-clone for 6502 computers. [Mainly Commodore at this point, but I'd like to help on the Apple II port someday].
• Contiki Operating System Another cool OS for older machines, including the Apple II. Includes info on people who made an ethernet card for the Apple II.
• Good Apple II history page

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