RustZX

6.5easy start · #16 of 21
in ZX Spectrum Emulators

Runs on Linux, Windows.

RustZX is ranked #16 of 21 in ZX spectrum emulators on The Geeks Club. It runs on Linux, Windows.

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Product: RustZX is a ZX Spectrum emulator written in Rust.
Cross-platform: The README describes RustZX as cross-platform.
Models: It emulates the ZX Spectrum 48K and 128K.
Audio: Features include Z80 core emulation, AY chip emulation, and beeper sound emulation.
File formats: It supports TAP tapes, SNA and SZX snapshots, and SCR screenshots.
Controls: It supports Kempston and Sinclair joysticks, Kempston mouse, and quick save/load.
Install: The README gives `cargo install rustzx` as the installation command and lists C compiler and CMake requirements for bundled SDL2.
Linux dependency: On Linux, the README says to install required development packages including libasound2-dev.
Core library: The project includes a separate no_std core library intended to help port the emulator to other environments.
License: The repository identifies an MIT license.
Distribution: The README says Sinclair-created ROMs are included in the core library and can be opted out by disabling the embedded-roms feature.
Release: The releases page lists RustZX v0.16.0 as the latest release.
Purpose: RustZX is a ZX Spectrum emulator written in Rust.
Spectrum models: It emulates the ZX Spectrum 48K and 128K.

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