        
In 1998 we took Macworld by storm demonstrating Mac OS running on top of Windows. Gemulator/SoftMac creator Darek Mihocka returned to Macworld San Francisco 2009 and wished for the good old days... (more) Watch the classic 1992 Gemulator launch video: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3
Watch the SoftMac 2000 instructional videos: #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 | Coming December 1 2009:
Darek is alive and typing!
New postings to the Darek's Secrets and NO EXECUTE! blogs. Bochs 2.4.2 release runs 64-bit Windows 7 and latest 64-bit Linux:
(More) Open source release of Gemulator 9.0: (More) Macbook Mini?
A look at the latest solid-state hard disk Intel Atom powered $400 sub-notebook. (More) Flash Forward:
Upgrade your computer to solid state hard disk for under $75! (More) ISCA 2008:
An overview of the 2008 IEEE computer architecture conference. (More) | Welcome to Darek Mihocka's Emulators web site. Since 1986 we have pioneered techniques for running Atari and Apple Macintosh software on PCs. Years before Apple made the switch to Intel, our SoftMac emulator was running Mac OS on Dell workstations and even Sony VAIO pocket computers. 
On August 13th 2007, we started a public beta of the 9th generation of Gemulator and SoftMac, bringing Windows Vista compatibility and 64-bit Core 2 support to our flagship products. Linux and Mac OS X based versions are planned in the future. Gemulator 9.0 is now available as open source.
Download GEMULATOR 9.0 Emulators.com has contributed code and optimization ideas to numerous open source emulation projects including vMac, Basilisk II, and the Bochs x86 emulation project, the gold standard of PC emulators. Now supporting 64-bit Windows 7 emulation! Download BOCHS 2.4.1 The emulation based approach to virtualization can offer many opportunities to security and portability that are missed by the much hyped "hardware VT" approach. The authors of Bochs, Gemulator, and SoftMac presented the case for emulation on June 21 2008 at the AMAS-BT workshop, part of the ISCA 2008 computer architecture conference in Beijing, China. View the Virtualization Without Direct Execution paper and slides.
Got an older PC? No problem! Our SOFTMAC 2000 and FUSION PC 3.0 emulators are best suited for use with 486 and Pentium based MS-DOS and Windows 95 systems. Download them and bring new life to your old PC. These emulators use under 1 megabyte of disk space and can be booted from floppy disk, CD-ROM, or the network without requiring prior installation to the hard disk. SoftMac 2000 CD-ROMs including Fusion PC and free Mac software are available free of charge. Send a self-addressed stamped disk mailer to receive your SoftMac 2000 CD-ROM. Our site also features the free Xformer Atari 400/800 emulator, and Gemulator, the original Atari ST emulator. | NO EXECUTE!
The fundamental design of the microprocessors that power Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux is flawed. 20 years of security promises have fallen flat, leading to consumer frustration and a malware epidemic. How can emulation fix this mess?
Parts: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 (part 29 is coming December 1) Darek's Secrets
Tips for getting the most from your Apple Mac, Windows PC, ASUS EEE, or OLPC XO.
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Do you need to read a Macintosh or Atari ST disk on your PC to copy over a few files? All you need is our free Gemulator Explorer utility! SoftMac Info
Find out more about SoftMac - the Apple Macintosh emulator for Windows. Check the hardware requirements for your PC, download SoftMac, and learn how to install it and run it. Windows XP Secrets
We've got some great reasons to upgrade to Windows XP. And lots of handy tips! |  Pictured above: the CALAMUS SL desktop publishing program for the Atari ST, running in a virtual Atari ST desktop on Microsoft Windows using the Gemulator 2000 Atari ST emulator. |
In the summer of 1992 we launched the world's first Atari ST emulator - GEMULATOR.Originally designed for 486 processors running MS-DOS, Gemulator 2000 emulator offers fast Atari ST and STE emulation on Windows 95, 98, 2000, and XP. Atari ST emulation page
Run TOS, GEM, Calamus, Pagestream, GFA Basic, and other Atari ST and Macintosh Plus software on your PC. Find out how with Gemulator 2000.
|  Pictured above: two virtual Atari 800 windows running on Microsoft Windows using the Xformer 2000 Atari 8-bit emulator. Each virtual Atari 800 is running a completely different program - one is running Atari BASIC, the other is running the well known game STAR RAIDERS. |
We released the world's first Atari 400/800 emulator - XFORMER - in January 1987.Today we offer the free Xformer 2000 emulator which runs Atari BASIC programs and Atari 8-bit video games on Windows 95, 98, 2000, and XP. Atari 8-bit emulation page
Running Atari 8-bit software on your PC has never been easier. Find out how with Xformer 2000.
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