Screenshot of an emulated Macintosh Plus running in minivmac. Two windows are shown. In the foreground a window called "ROM Metadata" prints information about opcode.rom include its size (8847 bytes), the largest memory address it touched (0xffff), how many banks it used (0), and information about its metadata and device ports. In the background, we see the console output from a success run of opctest.rom.

Screenshot of an emulated Macintosh Plus running in minivmac. The ubiquitous catclock ROM is running in a window. In front of it a dropdown menu is being pulled, releasing a lot of exciting options including a "ROM Metadata" item, a latency selector ("Low Latency", "Balanced", and "High Throughput"), as well as color controls ("Invert Colors", and 1-bit color toggles for the 4 colors), and a "Hide Cursor" option

Screenshot of an emulated Macintosh Plus running in minivmac. Two windows are shown. In the background the maze generator from the d6 contact card ROM is running. In the foreground, an about window proclaims that this is "Uxn68k 0.1.1" with some simple black and white art showing a night sky with a full moon. There is a credit and copyright notice at the bottom.

Screenshot of an emulated Macintosh Plus running in minivmac. Two windows are shown. The window shows the uxn assembler drifblim.rom running and building its own ROM. A dropdown menu is being pulled showing that the console window is shown while the screen window is hidden, and that window decorations are being used for the screen window.