Where to Find Source Codes and Projects on 16-bits.org

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The source codes and projects on 16-bits.org are reached through the site's homepage navigation, which lists ProTracker 2 clone, Fasttracker II clone, Other projects, and My GitHub. The homepage itself only names these entries; the actual code and project details live on the individual pages or on the linked GitHub account. If you are looking for the tracker clones, start with their dedicated pages; if you want the raw source, the GitHub link is the intended route.

What the homepage actually lists

According to the site's own homepage, the main navigation contains:

  • Home
  • ProTracker 2 clone
  • Fasttracker II clone
  • Other projects
  • My GitHub
  • Garfield comics
  • Donate
  • Discord

The page description confirms the site is the "Homepage of 8bitbubsy" and covers a "ProTracker 2 clone, Fasttracker II clone, source codes and so on."

So the two named software projects are the tracker clones. "Source codes" is not a separate menu item — it is part of what the site hosts, and the My GitHub link is the clearest path to code repositories.

How to get to the code

  1. Open the 16-bits.org homepage.
  2. For a specific tracker clone, select ProTracker 2 clone or Fasttracker II clone from the navigation.
  3. For source code and other repositories, select My GitHub.
  4. For anything not covered by the two clones, check Other projects.

Expected result: the clone pages give you project-specific information, while My GitHub takes you to the account where source code is published. The homepage does not embed the code itself, so you will leave the homepage for the actual files.

What each entry is for

Entry What it leads to Best for
ProTracker 2 clone The ProTracker 2 clone project page Learning about or obtaining that tracker clone
Fasttracker II clone The Fasttracker II clone project page Learning about or obtaining that tracker clone
Other projects Projects beyond the two clones Finding additional work by the same author
My GitHub The author's GitHub account Source code and repositories

Common sticking points

  • The homepage is a hub, not a download page. It lists project names and links; it does not host the source directly in the page content.
  • "Source codes" is not its own menu item. If you are hunting for a "source code" link, use My GitHub instead.
  • The two clones are separate projects. Do not assume one page covers both; each has its own entry.
  • Contact and community go through Discord. The site states there is a Discord server for trackers and retro computers called "TARC," and that the author can be found there for contact.

If you want to ask the author directly

The homepage points to a Discord server named TARC (for trackers and retro computers) and says you can find the author there if you need to contact him. That is the route the site itself offers for questions that the project pages and GitHub do not answer.