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Fujisan v1.1.2 is released. A modern frontend for the Atari800 emulator, providing a native desktop experience with full keyboard support, machine configuration, and authentic Atari behavior.
Fujisan Changelog:
New Features
Added keyboard mappings for Insert/Delete/Clear functions:
Insert: Insert character (Shift+Insert: Insert line)
Delete: Delete character (Shift+Delete: Delete line)
Shift+Home: Clear screen
Alt/Option key variants for macOS compatibility
Bug Fixes
Fixed BASIC ROM configuration and checkbox state when using FujiNet
BASIC ROM now correctly uses user-configured ROM (not Altirra fallback) with FujiNet OS disks
BASIC toggle in toolbar and settings now works correctly with FujiNet enabled
BASIC checkbox state properly preserved when toggling FujiNet on/off
Fixed keyboard input handling:
Ctrl+L now works correctly (Fastbasic Load File)
Paste text now properly handles uppercase and special characters (_ $ @ # % & [ ] \ | ^)
Fixed case preservation during paste operations
Fixed file permissions in Linux .deb package (binary now executable)
Fixed Settings/Preferences dialog naming consistency across platforms
Improvements
Optimized Settings dialog layout for lower resolution displays (1440x900+)
Reduced dialog height to 730px
Reorganized Video/Display tab controls into horizontal rows
Improved tooltips for BASIC behavior with FujiNet
Platform Notes
macOS: Dialog labeled "Preferences" with "Preference Profiles"
Windows/Linux: Dialog labeled "Settings" with "Settings Profiles"
Download: Fujisan v1.1.2
Source: Here
2026-01-20
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The update on *Fujisan v1.1.2* from EmuCR highlights improvements in this emulator build, focusing on stability and performance tweaks that enhance compatibility for retro gaming. These incremental updates are crucial for enthusiasts who rely on precise emulation to preserve the feel of classic titles while enjoying smoother play on modern systems.
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Great progress with this release. Fixing issues like uppercase character handling, FujiNet integration, and settings consistency can make the entire workflow much more enjoyable. It’s clear that a lot of care went into polishing the details and improving stability. The attention to small but important features is what keeps users engaged, just like the Sprunky game keeps players curious to explore more.
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