Virtual Filesystem

Virtual Filesystem

The virtual filesystem is a JavaScript object defined in prompt/index.html. It simulates a single drive (C:) with directories and files. Each file either opens an online emulator URL or runs a batch script.

Structure

C:\
├── AUTOEXEC.BAT
├── CHANGES.BAT
│
├── LGR\                        social links
│   ├── YOUTUBE.COM
│   ├── BSKY.COM
│   ├── REDDIT.BAT
│   ├── DONATE.BAT
│   └── PATREON.COM
│
└── EMULATORS\
    ├── DOS\                    MS-DOS (Archive.org / ClassicDOSGames)
    │   ├── DOOM\
    │   ├── DUKE2\
    │   ├── ZORK\
    │   ├── GALAXY\
    │   ├── OOTW\
    │   ├── EPICPIN\
    │   ├── TYRIAN\
    │   ├── SC2KCD\
    │   ├── WOLF3D\
    │   └── SHAREWRE\           (208 titles via ClassicDOSGames.com)
    │
    ├── CONSOLE\
    │   ├── ATARI\              2600 ✓, 5200 ✓, 7800 ✓, LYNX ✓, JAGUAR —
    │   ├── NINTENDO\           NES ✓, SNES —, GB —, GBC —, VB —, N64 —
    │   ├── SEGA\               SMS ✓, GENESIS ✓, 32X ✓, GG ✓, SCD —, SATURN —
    │   ├── NEC\                PCENGINE ✓, PCFX —
    │   ├── SNK\                NEOGEO —
    │   ├── MATTEL\             INTV ✓
    │   ├── COLECO\             CVISION ✓
    │   ├── MAGNAVOX\           ODYSSEY2 ✓
    │   ├── PHILIPS\            CDI —
    │   ├── 3DO\                3DO —
    │   └── BANDAI\             WSWAN ✓, WSWANC ✓
    │
    └── HOMECOMP\
        ├── COMMODORE\          VIC20 —, C64 ✓, PLUS4 ✓, C128 ✓
        │   └── AMIGA\          A500 ✓, A600 ✓, A1200 ✓, A2000 ✓, CD32 ✓
        ├── ATARI\              400 ✓, 800 ✓, XLXE ✓, ST ✓, STE ✓, TT ✓, FALCON ✓
        ├── SINCLAIR\           ZX81 ✓, SPEC16 ✓, SPEC48 ✓, SPEC128 ✓, SPECPLS ✓, SPEC+2 ✓, SPEC+3 ✓
        ├── AMSTRAD\            CPC464 ✓, CPC664 ✓, CPC6128 ✓, PCW ✓
        ├── APPLE\              APPLEII ✓, APPLEIIE ✓, IIGS ✓, MAC ✓
        ├── ACORN\              BBC —, ELECTRON —, ARCHIM —
        ├── MSX\                MSX1 ✓, MSX2 ✓, MSX2P ✓
        ├── TANDY\              TRS80 —, COCO ✓, COCO2 ✓, COCO3 ✓
        ├── TI\                 TI994A ✓
        ├── NEC\                PC6001 —, PC88 —, PC98 —
        ├── SHARP\              MZ —, X68K ✓
        ├── FUJITSU\            FM7 —, FM77 —, FMTOWNS —
        ├── THOMSON\            TO7 —, MO5 —, TO8 —, MO6 —
        └── ORIC\               ORIC1 —, ATMOS —, ORIC16 —

✓ = working in-browser emulator collection available — = no Archive.org in-browser collection; directory exists but has no launcher

Launcher Links

Each system with a ✓ above contains a launch.exe that opens its emulator collection:

Source	Systems
Archive.org Console Living Room	Atari 2600/5200/7800/Lynx, NES, SMS, Genesis, 32X, GG, TurboGrafx-16, Intellivision, ColecoVision, Odyssey², WonderSwan
Archive.org — C64 Library	C64, Plus/4, C128
Archive.org — VIC-20 Library	VIC-20
Archive.org — Amiga Library	All Amiga models
Archive.org — Atari 8-bit Library	400, 800, XL/XE
Archive.org — Atari ST Library	ST, STE, TT, Falcon
Archive.org — ZX Spectrum Library	All Spectrum models + ZX81
Archive.org — Amstrad CPC Library	All CPC models + PCW
Archive.org — Apple II Library	Apple II, IIe, IIGS
Archive.org — Mac Library	Classic Mac
Archive.org — MSX Library	MSX1, MSX2, MSX2+
Archive.org — CoCo Library	TRS-80 Color Computer (all models)
Archive.org — TI-99/4A Library	TI-99/4A
Archive.org — X68000 Library	Sharp X68000

Systems Without Launchers

The following directories exist in the filesystem but have no in-browser emulation collection on Archive.org. Their launch.exe is absent — the directory is browsable but nothing can be launched from it.

Manufacturer	Systems
Atari (console)	Jaguar
Nintendo	SNES, Game Boy, GBC, Virtual Boy, N64
Sega	Sega CD, Saturn
NEC (console)	PC-FX
SNK	Neo Geo
Philips	CD-i
3DO	3DO
Commodore	VIC-20
Acorn	BBC Micro, Electron, Archimedes
Tandy	TRS-80
NEC (computer)	PC-6001, PC-88, PC-98
Sharp	MZ series
Fujitsu	FM-7, FM-77, FM Towns
Thomson	TO7, MO5, TO8, MO6
Oric	Oric-1, Atmos, Oric-16

File Object Format

Property	Type	Description
name	string	Filename (e.g. launch.exe, sw.bat)
link	string	Online emulator URL — opens in a new tab
data	string	Batch script commands (newline-separated)