Frodo
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What both publish
| Fact | Frodo | Viciious |
|---|---|---|
| License | The repository lists Frodo under the GPL-2.0 license. | The emulation code and UI assets were authored from scratch and placed in the public domain, with stated exceptions for bundled ROMs, tests and demo programs. |
| Purpose | Frodo is a portable Commodore 64 emulator focused on reproducing special graphical effects possible on the C64. | The project says it was written for tinkering and playful exploration of Commodore 64 hardware and software. |
Frodo plans
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Viciious plans
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Pick Frodo if…
Frodo suits people who want to run Commodore 64 software on Linux, macOS, or Windows, including users on slower machines who may prefer Frodo Lite. Its controller mapping and support for disk, tape, and cartridge formats also suit people using varied C64 media.
Pick Viciious if…
Viciious suits people curious about Commodore 64 hardware and software who want to experiment with BASIC, assembly, or supported files. It is less suited to users who need complete emulation compatibility or a mobile-friendly interface.