Hi, I'm Dimitris — the sole developer and maintainer of Amiberry, an open-source Amiga emulator that runs on Linux, macOS, Windows, Android, Raspberry Pi, and a growing list of other platforms. If you've ever booted a Workbench on a handheld, a single-board computer, or a modern desktop, there's a good chance Amiberry was under the hood.
I've been maintaining Amiberry full-time alongside my work at Blitter Studio for years. That means every bug fix, every new platform port, every JIT improvement, every piece of documentation — it all comes from one person, released under GPL v3 so the Amiga community never has to depend on a closed product to keep their machines alive.
Sponsorships directly fund the time I spend on Amiberry: hardware for testing, developer tools, platform certifications (Android, soon iOS), and the hundreds of hours that go into each release. Everything stays free and open — sponsors just make sure the work keeps happening.
If Amiberry has ever put a smile on your face, booted a childhood game, or saved your studio a license fee: thank you. Your support is what keeps a one-person project going strong.