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What are we going to do next (or not)
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* General improvements
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- Write real MS-DOS and Win32 documentation (any volunteers?).

- Allow tape loading without the virtually pressed "Play" button,
  which can break some programs that do not like it to be pressed
  (e.g. Turbo Assembler).

- Emulate shifted keys more accurately by delaying the shifted key
  after the shift.

- Emulate the RESTORE key more accurately.

- Some more Kernal patches, for instance for changing colors and
  patching the reset routine to make it faster (maybe configurable).

- Filtering video output to make it look more like an old monitor or
  a TV set. (-> done (on Unix) with palettes?)

- More ports.  Any volunteers?  A BEOS port is in the works; if you
  want to help, please let us know.

* C64 improvements
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- Better handling for REU load/save.  It would be nice to have a few
  menu entries to do this.

- More accurate REU emulation, with 16 Mbyte mode.

* C128 improvements
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- Support missing keys (Caps Lock).

* VIC20 improvements
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- Better, possibly cycle-based, emulation of the VIC-I chip.

- Improve the accuracy of the audio emulation.

* PET improvements
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* CBM-II improvements
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* Plus/4
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- Implement a Plus/4 emulator.

* Drive improvements
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- Implement CBM DOS 1.0 support (670 blocks free) together with CBM 2040
  disk drive emulation.


This is our wishlist for long-term development 
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* General improvements
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* C64 improvements
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* C128 improvements
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* VIC20 improvements
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* PET improvements
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- SuperPET 6809 emulation.
  (GPLd 6809 emulation? trap to reset 6502 CPU only but not I/O, to return 
  from 6809 mode)

* CBM-II improvements
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- C5x0 emulation (Like C6x0, but with VIC-II video chip)
  (non-(C64-)compatible mapping of pixel/char data for the VIC-II,
  halting CPU is different from C64)

* KIM-1
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- Implement a KIM-1 emulator.
  (needs a 6-digit 7-segment display.

