About XFellow

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XFellow is a port of the Fellow Amiga Emulator to Intel based Linux systems.

Features

Some of the features of Fellow (and therefore XFellow) include:

• Almost complete emulation of the 68000-based A500, with some features from other models (e.g. ECS blits, 68010, 020 and 030 CPUs)
• Extremely high performance due to the optimised assembly-language core
• Amiga harddisk emulation using a hardfile or filesystem
• Built-in support for DMS and ADZ images

There are some features that Fellow has that XFellow doesn't (yet):

• Module ripper
• Debugger
• Stability

History

Fellow was originally written by Petter Schau for MS-DOS based systems. As MS-DOS became a less viable platform, Petter rewrote Fellow in a modular fashion and with the help of Andreas Axelsson, Worfje, Torsten Enderling and Marco Nova produced a Windows DirectX version called WinFellow. Dan Sutherland started work on a Linux port (XFellow) in late 2000.
Dan in about year after the born of the project has left it. 11.09.2001 U.S.A day of death and sorrow (After terroristic plane crashes over in major citys) God Save The Innocent .
In summer 2002 Riot777 programmer from Poland has take the project with some Dan's help.

Project Staff

XFellow is Free Software - you may use, modify and redistribute it subject to the terms of the GNU General Public License. See the GNU Project website for more information on Free Software.