Recently (Feb 24th) an iOS ActiveGS app was published and is available via the App Store.
(It is very cool to see ADTpro boot your Apple //c from the serial port.)ĪctiveGS is an Apple IIgs emulator and is available for most platforms as a standalone app and as a browser plug-in. Just follow the instructions from their site and in a few minutes you will have liberated your first floppy disk. I had an existing USB to serial adapter from Keyspan that works just fine.ĪDTpro ( ) is a very well maintained Apple II floppy disk to floppy image (and v.v.) utility and is very easy to use. I opted to purchased my cable (call me lazy) from. To connect your Apple //c to your computer (MacBook Air in my case) you are going to need a serial cable and a USB to serial adapter. As I write this there are many on eBay and at least one listed in the local classifieds. They are self-contained (floppy drive and serial port) and are easy to find. You are going to need a real Apple II or know someone that has one. I should probably have it framed, like others do with their first dollar.
Well now I can relive all my “memories” on my iPhone and iPad. Nor do I recall the name of the manufacture. Sadly I do not have my original Apple II+ (clone). I had an awesome childhood a big part of that was computers, specifically my Apple II+. Part I: Introduction 1.Februby datajerk in apple ii, game, iigs, ipad, nerd, past, retro | 53 Comments
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