ALTAIRZ80(1)

✨ ALTAIRZ80(1) — the General Commands Manual 🎀

Okay so bestie, this is the manual page for altairz80, and it is giving retro computing realness 💾🌈 The header tells us this lives in the General Commands Manual, and the manual name is ALTAIRZ80(1) 💖

💅 NAME

altairz80 — simulate an Altair Z80 computer 🦋

🧚 SYNOPSIS

altairz80

Literally just type altairz80 and you're in. No extra flags, no drama 💅

🌸 DESCRIPTION

Okay so this page was written by a Debian person 🫶 because the original program doesn't come with a manual page of its own. Instead, it has documentation in a bunch of separate text files, so this page just gives you a quick little intro to the altairz80 command, and the full tea is in the docs (see SEE ALSO, obsessed 🙈).

🎀 OPTIONS

For a complete description, see the text files. 📄✨ The options are documented over there, so go check them out, bestie 💜

👑 SEE ALSO

The programs are documented fully by these PDFs, and they are the source of truth 🔥

• /usr/share/doc/simh/simh_doc.pdf
• /usr/share/doc/simh/simh_faq.pdf
• /usr/share/doc/simh/simh_breakpoints.pdf
• /usr/share/doc/simh/simh_magtape.pdf
• /usr/share/doc/simh/simh_swre.pdf

All documentation files are registered with the doc-base system 🌈 so they're easy to find, no cap ✨

🦋 AUTHOR

This manual page was written by Vince Mulhollon <vlm@debian.org>, for the Debian GNU/Linux system 💖 (but honestly, anyone can use it, it's giving open-source generosity 🫶).

Sign-off: this little page is from April 14, 2007 and the header on it says ALTAIRZ80(1). Stay iconic, stay curious, and go explore that retro computing world, bestie 🧚💅✨🌸