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       Retro Downloads
       
       The oldest releases from Tom Novelli are:
       
   BIN Retro 1
   BIN Retro 2
   BIN Retro 3
   BIN Retro 4
       
       In 2001 I took over.
       
       Retro 6 was mostly focused on the native (standalone, no operating
       system) model, though some Linux support appeared.
       
   BIN Retro 6.01
   BIN Retro 6.02
   BIN Retro 6.03
   BIN Retro 6.04
   BIN Retro 6.05
   BIN Retro 6.06
   BIN Retro 6.07
   BIN Retro 6.08
   BIN Retro 6.08a
   BIN Retro 6.09
   BIN Retro 6.10
   BIN Retro 6.11
   BIN Retro 6.12
   BIN Retro 6.13
   BIN Retro 6.14
   BIN Retro 6.15
   BIN Retro 6.20
   BIN Retro 6.21-beta
   BIN Retro 6.21
   BIN Retro 6.12
   BIN Retro 6.23
   BIN Retro 6.24
   BIN Retro 6.25
   BIN Retro 6.25.1
   BIN Retro 6.25.2
   BIN Retro 6.30
       
       With Retro 7, support for a variety of operating systems began.
       
   BIN Retro 7.0 BeOS
   BIN Retro 7.0 FreeBSD
   BIN Retro 7.0 Linux
   BIN Retro 7.0 Windows
   BIN Retro 7.1 BeOS
   BIN Retro 7.1 FreeBSD
   BIN Retro 7.1 Linux
   BIN Retro 7.1 Native
   BIN Retro 7.1 Windows
   BIN Retro 7.2 BeOS
   BIN Retro 7.2 FreeBSD
   BIN Retro 7.2 Linux
   BIN Retro 7.2 Windows
   BIN Retro 7.4 BeOS
   BIN Retro 7.4 FreeBSD
   BIN Retro 7.4 Generic
   BIN Retro 7.4 Generic w/FFI
   BIN Retro 7.4 Linux
   BIN Retro 7.4 Native
   BIN Retro 7.4 Windows
   BIN Retro 7.5 BeOS
   BIN Retro 7.5 FreeBSD
   BIN Retro 7.7 Generic
   BIN Retro 7.5 Generic w/FFI
   BIN Retro 7.7 Linux
   BIN Retro 7.5 Native
   BIN Retro 7.5 Windows
   BIN Retro 7.6 BeOS
   BIN Retro 7.6 FreeBSD
   BIN Retro 7.6 Generic
   BIN Retro 7.6 Generic w/FFI
   BIN Retro 7.6 Linux
   BIN Retro 7.6 Native
   BIN Retro 7.6 Windows
       
       Retro 8 refined the 7.x series. It continued the platform support
       focus and gained a new option: support for running over the L4 micro
       kernel.
       
   BIN Retro 8.0 L4
   BIN Retro 8.0 DexOS
   BIN Retro 8.0 FreeBSD
   BIN Retro 8.0 Generic
   BIN Retro 8.0 Generic w/FFI
   BIN Retro 8.0 Linux
   BIN Retro 8.0 Native
   BIN Retro 8.0 Windows
   BIN Retro 8.1 L4
   BIN Retro 8.1 BeOS
   BIN Retro 8.1 DexOS
   BIN Retro 8.1 FreeBSD
   BIN Retro 8.1 Generic
   BIN Retro 8.1 Generic w/FFI
   BIN Retro 8.1 Linux
   BIN Retro 8.1 Native
   BIN Retro 8.1 Windows
   BIN Retro 8.2.5 L4
   BIN Retro 8.2.5 DexOS
   BIN Retro 8.2.5 FreeBSD
   BIN Retro 8.2.5 Generic
   BIN Retro 8.2.5 Generic w/FFI
   BIN Retro 8.2.5 Linux
   BIN Retro 8.2.5 Native
   BIN Retro 8.2.5 Windows
       
       Retro 9 was the last generation to support running on raw PC
       hardware. It was also the only release series to offer ANS
       support.
       
   BIN Retro 9.0 Hosted
   BIN Retro 9.0 Native
   BIN Retro 9.1.1 Hosted
   BIN Retro 9.1.1 Native
   BIN Retro 9.1.1 ISO
   BIN Retro 9.2.0
   BIN Retro 9.2.1
   BIN Retro 9.2.2
   BIN Retro 9.2.3
   BIN Retro 9.2.4
   BIN Retro 9.2.5
   BIN Retro 9.2.6
   BIN Retro 9.2.7
   BIN Retro 9.2.8
   BIN Retro 9.2.9
   BIN Retro 9.2.10
       
       Retro 10
       
       This began the first architectural break since Retro 4. The code was
       totally rewritten to run on a portable virtual machine called Ngaro.
       By 10.3, Retro was fully self hosting on the VM and was used to
       rebuild itself.
       
   BIN Retro 10.0
   BIN Retro 10.1.2
   BIN Retro 10.2
   BIN Retro 10.2.1
   BIN Retro 10.3
   BIN Retro 10.3.1
   BIN Retro 10.4
   BIN Retro 10.5
   BIN Retro 10.6
   BIN Retro 10.7.1
   BIN Retro 10.7.6
       
       Retro 11
       
       The 11th generation was a substantial cleanup and expansion of the R10
       generation. It was the first series of releases to guarantee long term
       compatibility: I made a promise to maintain, as much as possible,
       source compatibility for a five year period.
       
   BIN Retro 11.0
   BIN Retro 11.1
   BIN Retro 11.2
   BIN Retro 11.3
   BIN Retro 11.4
   BIN Retro 11.5
   BIN Retro 11.6
       
       Retro 12
       
       The current generation is a marked shift in approach. It uses a new
       VM, based on (but simplifying) the Ngaro VM from 10 and 11, and a
       much simpler core language and implementation. It offers some benefits
       as it's easier for me to adapt to modern platforms since it doesn't
       assume a traditional TTY style interface.
       
   BIN Retro 12 (Nightly)
   BIN Retro 12 (2017.4)
   BIN Retro 12 (2017.5)
   BIN Retro 12 (2017.9)
   BIN Retro 12 (2017.10)
   BIN Retro 12 (2017.11)
   BIN Retro 12 (2017.12)
   BIN Retro 12 (2017.12.18)
   BIN Retro 12 (2018.1)
   BIN Retro 12 (2018.4)
   BIN Retro 12 (2018.4.20)
   BIN Retro 12 (2018.8)
   BIN Retro 12 (2019.1)
   BIN Retro 12 (2019.6)
   BIN Retro 12 (2019.7)
   BIN Retro 12 (2020.1)
   BIN Retro 12 (2020.4)
   BIN Retro 12 (2020.7)
   BIN Retro 12 (2020.10)
   BIN Retro 12 (2021.1)
   BIN Retro 12 (2021.2)
   BIN Retro 12 (2021.4)
   BIN Retro 12 (2021.7)
   BIN Retro 12 (2022.1)
   BIN Retro 12 (2022.8)
   BIN Retro 12 (2023.3)
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