Fujinet for older computers (Atari, Commodore, Apple, etc.)

[nattybohman]

I was always a Commodore guy, but I've been getting into the old Atari computers lately. This is mostly because of the Fujinet.
It lets you do so many cool things. You can play games off of SD card, but you can also directly mount game images from online repos and play them that way.
You can also connect to old style BBS systems, get weather updates, see satellite locations and probably a few things I'm forgetting. It's available for a lot of the old favorites like Atari, Apple, Commodore, Coleco Adam, and several others. I only have the Atari one so far since it's farther along than the others.

Is anyone else on here into playing around with old computers?

 

[Shameless]

Iv been wanting to get into Amiga type computer for a while now, i got a old beater x86 computer im working on getting AROS onto it but need some special pci adapters so that i can actually write to a drive. well running off a cd i have been able to connect it to a the internet and played around a bit, but for now its just another project on the burner/

 

[nattybohman]

Iv been wanting to get into Amiga type computer for a while now, i got a old beater x86 computer im working on getting AROS onto it but need some special pci adapters so that i can actually write to a drive. well running off a cd i have been able to connect it to a the internet and played around a bit, but for now its just another project on the burner/

I don't know a ton about AROS, but I was curious and looked it up. Sounds like a fun project.
I have way too many on the back burner too.