Awesome! This means I can take ancient PC stuff on the road.. And everywhere I can run HTML5 canvas. I suppose there ought to be ways to run it via node basically standalone, like how RPG Maker MV is distributed. Or better integrate the two!

FYI, I finally checked in a complete client-side solution for downloading disks: just load the disk into a machine, then click Save. You can even make changes to the disk before saving it.

I’ve also made it easier to download entire machines; that feature is bit more bleeding-edge, but so far my limited tests have worked.

Details in the latest PCjs blog post.

downloading isn’t the problem, the real fun is converting the JSON into binary… I have to go through the source to get node running it correctly.

I’m not sure I have any early Cruiser disks — which is kinda sad, because I worked on it for several years (1988-1989). But I’ll keep looking! Thanks.

I just saw it, and copied and pasted it over…. lol so it’s my fault, I need to go and re-re-re-format it for wordpress to not spazz out on.

Awesome job with the Compaq 386 emulation by the way!

And what an incredible find, the genesis of Cruiser of all things! I’m hoping that however you scored this, that you have a copy of MS Cruiser somewhere… I have a friend who has my print copy of the SDK, I’ve found the SDK disks online, but the OS itself is nowhere to be found.

But it’s really cool seeing what would become cruiser running on modified 1.0!