vAmiga v1.1 Beta 7 is released. vAmiga emulates a Commodore Amiga 500, 1000 or 2000 on your Mac. To run the emulator, a Kickstart Rom is required. The original Amiga Roms are the intellectual property of the company Cloanto. By purchasing a license of Amiga Forever™ you can acquire a legal Kickstart license. Rom image files can be added to vAmiga via drag and drop. vAmiga is open-source and published under the terms of the GNU General Public License.

vAmiga Changelog: Features:
Added support for remote connections. Three remote servers have been implemented:
A serial port server emulating a null modem cable on the serial port of the Amiga (#619).
A retro shell server that allows the user to connect to retro shell via telnet (#619).
An experimental GDB server implementing parts of the GDB serial remote protocol (#618).
Compatibility:
Writes to DMA pointer registers are sometimes dropped on a real Amiga. The old code for checking if a write has to be dropped didn’t work correctly in all cases (#606).
Bug fixes:
In the video configuration panel, the color palette couldn’t be changed any more. This has been fixed (#605).
OCS detection failed in some scenarios (#599).
On startup, some CPU registers were initialised with wrong values (#596).
Code quality:
The code has been migrated to Cmake and is now compatible with all three major C++ compilers (clang, gcc, msvc) (#611, #619).

Download: vAmiga v1.1 Beta 7
Source: Here