It should work perfectly fine at least with Vice both standalone and as Core in RetroArch/libretro. I mostly played it on real hardware and on my MiSTer FPGA so my testing in emulators is limited but I played it a few hours in Vice.
I don't see why it should not work in other C64 emulators.
(C64) Briley Witch Chronicles https://sarahjaneavory.itch.io/briley-witch-chronicles A very fun and good written game in the style of an Jrpg.
Correlation is not causation!
I tried Gnome a few times, last time maybe 3 years ago, but it just is not the right environment for me. It feels strange and everything is so complicated (most likely because I'm not used to it) and it is so limited when it comes to features and customization.
My first graphic OS was GEOS on the C64 back then, followed by Amiga Workbench, then different flavours of Windows. Using Linux with KDE just feels natural, it has the same usage paradigms and flows as all the OS/Environments I used before.
I had to use MacOSX for some time at work and I had the same issues with it that I had with Gnome, everything was a fight, nothing felt right or was at the place where it has to be.
It is radioactive waste in iron barrels, we Germans only do the most idiotic things!
Maybe delta chat could be the right thing? https://delta.chat/
It uses email technology to implement the secure chat
One could argue that his genius level intellect and his master detective skills (best detective in the world) are borderline superhuman.
We get a Cyberpunk dystopia but without the cool full sensor cyberspace and the chrome body augmentations. Damn!
But they do in Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
There is a huge difference between a badly managed catastrophic nuclear reactor malfunction/explosion and a nuclear bomb. The results are vastly different.
Most of the vaults from Vault Tec have some kind of dark experiment going on, experiment that can only be performed when people are in the vaults and have a huge reason to stay in the vaults. A nuclear armageddon is such a reason. The corporation is, in my eyes and there are hints and clues in the games for that, only a facade not really interested in profits and market shares but in a bigger goal. Colonies on other planets could be such a goal, and the results from nearly all of the experiments (at least in the way planned) would be very helpful for planning and crewing generation ships and colonist groups. Having to rebuild society on a harsh and harmful planet (like the radioactive hellhole earth is in the fallout universe ) too would very much fit the criteria of an experiment to colonize other planets. If you can't rebuild on a broken earth, how could you on a harmful alien world out there?
It all makes sense, in a twisted and insane way.
Boring, a rerelease packaged in a fancy dress.