PalmDOSBox - DosBox port for Palm OS 5.0 and higher.
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Supported operating systems:
Palm OS 5.x
Similar Software:
Palm Apple Palm Apple is a Apple II emulator for the PalmOS.
It is based on YAE AppleII Emulator for Linux. Porting is in progress.
Now, it can run ProDos. You can type "CAT" in the prompt.
But the performance is very poor now. Also, this program is designed for Sony 700C only and it is not fully tested.
Please run it at the POSE
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In this application, you can simply edit a new document, open an existed text file, or even paste something from the clipboard
ShortCut ShortCut takes advantage of the method synchronization conduits use, to register with HotSync and Palm Desktop, to create application shortcuts.
The additional icons appear in the Palm Desktop toolbar, operate like Microsoft Windows shortcuts and cause no disruption to the HotSync process
PocketC Runtime Palm OS PocketC Runtime - The runtime version is for those who have no desire to compile applets, but want to run someone else's applet. Using this version saves memory, since the compiler has been removed. This version is freeware and may be distributed freely by developers, but only in its entirety
MetaViewSoft PalmDosBox MetaViewSoft PalmDosBox - A modified version of the original PalmDOSBox, which aims to make it more usable: on Treo devices adding a support for the keyboard, on other devices adding an on-screen keyboard, support for joystick, screen moving (for higher resolutions) and stuff. The keyboard stuff is working
BrainF#ck BrainF#ck-This is a full onboard Palm IDE for the BrainF#ck programming language, you can edit, debug and run BrainF#ck programs. You can watch the current memory, output and even run the program step by step. A short BrainF#ck description can be found here
