Copyright (C) 1997-2006 Christian Bauer and Marc Hellwig
- Handle up to 1 GB of Mac memory
- Improve SLiRP network emulation performance
- Fix Native QuickDraw acceleration
- Fix a crash during MacOS 9 installation
- Fix a crash in the AppleShare extension
- Fix support for MacOS 7.5.3 Revision 2.2
- Fix gigantic window dimensions on first boot
- Fix extfs volume name to "Unix" (Toshimitsu Tanaka)
- Fix unaligned accesses in SLiRP network emulation (Brian J. Johnson)
- Initial port to IRIX/mips
- MacOS X:
- Port to MacOS X for Intel, including the JIT
- Add a primitive graphical preferences editor
- Add support for run-time CD-ROM auto-detection
- Fix clipboard (copy/paste of text from/to the host OS)
- Fix extfs to preserve native folder attributes
- Fix extfs to handle file/folder creation times
- Fix SLiRP network emulation (workaround MacOS X bugs)
- Improve overall performance on PowerPC (by a factor 2)
- Windows:
- Add SLiRP network emulation ("ether slirp")
- Add TAP-Win32 network emulation ("ether tap")
- Fix CD-ROM auto-detection ("pollmedia" now works)
- Fix idle sleep ("idlewait" now works)
- Fix native cursor to be updated as soon as MacOS modified it
- Improve GUI for network configuration
- Add fullscreen DGA mode via fbdev in Linux
- Add "screen" prefs item a-la Basilisk II
- Add missing lvsl/lvsr instructions in AltiVec emulation (Adobe FrameMaker)
- Add support for old toolchain (gcc "2.96", glibc 2.2)
- Add user-space network emulation ("ether slirp" in prefs file)
- Add Ethernet and Serial support to Windows
- Add GTK+2 based GUI to Windows
- Add initial port to Darwin/x86 with JIT
- Improve portability of FPU emulation code to non C99 capable systems
- Improve interrupt processing in emulated mode
- Improve idle wait on Linux platforms
- Properly fail to load MacOS < 8.1 with NewWorld ROMs
- Fix native execution in Linux/PowerPC
- Fix PowerPC test-and-set implementation (fix clipboard)
- Fix Ethernet support in Linux, avoid hangs
- Fix occasional hangs during interrupt processing
- Fix High Resolution Timing code for Linux
- Fix support for 4+ GB hard disk images
- Fix SDL/x11 native cursor acceleration
- Fix sheep_net driver to properly work with Linux kernels up to 2.6.11
- Implement high-precision timings on POSIX systems
- Add other SDL keysym translations
- Add some SSE2 optimizations to the AltiVec emulation core
- Add port to FreeBSD 5.3 and NetBSD 2.0 systems (x86 tested)
- Add initial port to Windows with SDL graphics
- Fix interrupt handling, registers are now fully preserved
- Fix support for native execution on recent Linux/PPC systems
- Fix support for Gossamer ROMs (PowerMac G3 Beige)
- Fix crash in Apple Personal Diagnostics on MacOS 9
- Fix crash in Power Management on MacOS 9
- Add support for MacOS 9.0.4
- Add native port to MacOS X with SDL graphics
- Fix timebase emulation. UpTime() is now more accurate
- Fix hardware cursor acceleration in X11
- Fix 'r' and key mappings for Apple X11 servers
- Fix video thread cancellation on MacOS X
- Fix detection of PowerPC 750FX and 970 processors
- Improve generic JIT engine to reach around 1/8-th of native speeds
- Improve 68k audio processing with "reentrant" JIT generated code
- Add Native QuickDraw acceleration for BitBlt (srcCopy) and FillRect
- Add TUN/TAP device support on Linux systems
- Add run-time depth switching. Support at least 1-bpp screens
- Add "idlewait" option to pause SheepShaver when MacOS is idle
- Fix ethernet support on little endian and 64-bit systems
- Fix initialization of NVRAM on first-time use
- Improved generic JIT, FPU instructions are now translated
- Add AltiVec emulation, emulated CPU is now a PowerPC 7400 (G4)
- Add initial port to MacOS X with an X11 server
- Fix several CPU emulation bugs, extended testsuite
- Fix FPU emulation, "scrollbar" & Graphing Calculator bugs are gone
- Add support for 64-bit platforms, more precisely AMD64 with JIT
- Add support for copy-paste of text on Unix/X11 systems
- Add support for wheel mice
- Better support for PowerMac PCI ROMs with more generic patches
- Better support for audio output (with pre-G3 PowerMac PCI ROMs)
- Improve native Linux/PPC port
- Initial public release with PowerPC CPU emulator for testing
- Source released under GPL
- Integrated code from Basilisk II