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Revision as of 13:45, 25 July 2021
The Tandy Portable Disk Drive is a floppy drive that connects to a Model T via the serial port.
There have been many TPDD emulators over the years starting all the way back when the TPDD itself was still current and running on platforms that are obsolete now. A full list including all the old ones would be interesting to compile in one spot just to see. This is just a few that are currently still developed, or at least usable on current systems.
| Name | Platform | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| LaddieCon | Windows | |
| LaddieAlpha | .NET | Windows, OSX, Linux, possibly others like FreeBSD if they have Mono or can run linux's Mono runtime. |
| mComm | Windows, Android, Python | Seperate versions for Windows, Android and Python. The Windows and Android versions include bootstrapers. The Python version can run on any platform that has Python. The python version does not include a bootstrapper. |
| dlplus | posix | Linux, OSX, or any unix-like os. Includes a bootstrapper. |
| PDDuino | Arduino | Includes a bootstrapper. |
| Backpack Drive | hardware device | Includes a bootstrapper. |