Add n01d-timemachine - Multi-platform retro computing launcher#1
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Add n01d-timemachine - Multi-platform retro computing launcher#1bad-antics wants to merge 1 commit intoNuSkooler:masterfrom
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n01d-timemachine is a unified classic computing launcher supporting: - C64, Amiga, ZX Spectrum, Atari, DOS, Apple II - ROM collection management with hash verification - Automatic artwork scraping - RetroArch integration - Save state management
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Description
Adds a new Multi-Platform Tools section with n01d-timemachine.
What is n01d-timemachine?
A unified classic computing launcher for retro emulation covering multiple platforms:
Supported Systems
Features
Perfect for multi-platform retro computing enthusiasts who want a unified experience across classic computer systems.