fMSX

fMSX is an extremely versatile MSX emulator. This program has the ability to emulate MSX, MSX2 and MSX2+ 8bit home computers. The software can be run on various platforms including Windows, Symbian, MacOS, Unix, MSDOS, and AmigaOS. Originally developed in 1993, fMSX was one of only two MSX emulators available at that time. Since the beginning, the program was designed to be portable to run on many different types of computers.

The program has undergone numerous updates and has been ported to several different systems. Although development continues, it is not as active as before since most of the features have already been completed. Given that the source code was made available from the very beginning, many MSX emulators have emerged over the years that were derived from the fMSX code.

The policy surrounding copyright is straightforward: the code can be used for non-profit purposes so long as the developer is given appropriate credit with their name, URL, etc. However, using the whole code as it is and calling it a different name is not permitted, along with any form of plagiarism. Individuals who wish to utilize the fMSX source code for commercial purposes must obtain a license.

Overall, fMSX is a sturdy and dependable emulator that has been developed over many years. The program is available for users to access information about the latest updates, news, and source code at any time.