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Amiberry vs Copperline

Both stand on amiga emulators. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

Amiberry

Free plan AndroidLinuxMac+1

Amiberry offers Amiga emulation across several host platforms, with broad image-format support and options for graphics and input. Users should note that Kickstart is not included and commercial product use requires contacting the project.

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Copperline

Free plan LinuxMacWeb+1

Copperline combines Amiga emulation with debugging, automation, and multiplayer features across several host platforms. Check its image-format limits and ROM requirements against the software you plan to use.

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The facts

	Amiberry	Copperline
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	Android, Linux, Mac, Windows	Linux, Mac, Web, Windows
Lowest paid plan	Free or on request	Not published
Plans published	1	None
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	amiberry.com	copperline.dev
On amiga emulators	#1 of 22	#5 of 22

Amiberry: what it does well

Supports a wide range of Amiga models
Includes save states and hardware acceleration
WHDLoad titles launch with automatic configuration
Mouse or gamepad can navigate the GUI
Update checker verifies downloads with SHA256

What to know first

Kickstart is not included
Commercial product users are asked to contact the project
Android downloads are provided as build instructions

Copperline: what it does well

Models OCS, ECS, and AGA machines.
Debug workspace shows registers, disassembly, and memory.
Supports scripted inputs and headless runs.
Rollback netplay includes spectator support.
Available on desktop platforms and in browsers.

What to know first

Some software requires an original Kickstart ROM.
High-density Amiga floppy images are unsupported.
Sector-based PC/CrossDOS images are unsupported.
Linux AppImage requires a Vulkan driver.

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