One cannot deny his humble IT beginnings. The Atari 130XE was the very first computer I had access to. In a way, that particular machine pointed me in the (right) direction of IT and computer science.
Here, you can find my solo or group creations either for the Atari 8-bit computers, or closely related PC utilities.
My areas of interest are: 1. Storing data on cassettes, 2. Programming using the CC65 toolkit.
TURGEN
TURGEN is the main application of a small ecosystem of powerful tools and utilities that allow you to create your own tapes with software for 8-bit Atari computers. This is my primary spare-time project for practicing programming, especially in the Java programming language.
BAHA Software
Review productions of now-defunct software group, collaborative efforts of BAKTRA Software and HardCore.
PLUS R2026
Refurbished version of a 1987 game by PISOFT. For the 8-bit computers and the 5200 console.
Lost Miner Games
Simple platformers created using the CC65 toolkit. For the 8-bit computers and the 5200 console.
Old Atari BASIC Projects
Simple, old games written in ATARI BASIC when I was 11-13 years old. The games got updated versions and conversions to FastBasic in 2026.
Turbo 2000
Information on usage of the Turbo 2000 system in the 21st century. In Czech.
Special Turbo 2000 Copiers and Tools
Several utilities that work with Turbo 2000 files.
ATR1PRNT
A tool for dumping .ATR disk images. Heavily inspired by the IBM DSN1PRNT utility.
mmSAP
mmSAP s SAP (Slight Atari player) player based on ASAP library that uses SDL2 for audio output and has GTK 3 based GUI.