Abundant Version 0.281

Ample v0.281 has been released, providing a more user-friendly interface for using MAME as an Apple II emulator, compatible with Mac OS X 10.11 and later. The update includes MAME 0.281, fixes for missing dock configurations for Mac PowerBook Duos, and resolves issues with floppy disk configurations for certain Macs (LCS, Quadras, etc.). Download Ample v0.281 for enhanced usability and improved functionality.

Ample v0.281 has been launched. It offers a more user-friendly interface for using MAME as an Apple II emulator and is compatible with Mac OS X 10.11 and above.

Ample Changelog:
Integrates MAME 0.281
Resolved missing dock configuration for Mac PowerBook Duos
Addressed missing floppy disk settings for certain Macs (LCS, Quadras, etc.).

Download: Ample v0.281
Source: Here

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2026-09-28T06:45:00-06:00

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