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openMSX - the MSX emulator that aims for perfection |
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openMSX comes with a set of HTML manuals that tell what you need to know |
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to install, configure and run openMSX. You can find these manuals in the |
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directory 'manual' inside the directory 'doc'. You can read them using |
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a web browser. |
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You can read what has changed in this and the previous releases in the |
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release notes. You can find the release notes of this release in the file |
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'release-notes.txt' in the directory 'doc'. Highlights of previous releases |
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can be found in 'release-history.txt'. |
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All source code and other works that are part of, or distributed with |
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openMSX are copyrighted by their respective authors. The file 'authors.txt' |
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contains a list of people who made works for openMSX or contributed works |
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to openMSX. |
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Some source files contain a license notice; all other source files are |
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licensed under the GNU Public License (GPL), of which you can find a copy |
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in the file 'GPL.txt'. If you got a binary release of openMSX and are |
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interested in the sources, please visit our home page: |
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https://openmsx.org/ |
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Happy MSX-ing! |
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the openMSX developers |
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