Hi,
Hmmm what's the best emulator currently available for Linux (in source
code) ?? I just received my Playstation 2 Linux Kit and want to do some
recompiling :)
I know the following MSX emulators for Linux:
- fMSX from Marat
- fMSX-SDL (not sure if code is already available)
- MESS
yo
I forgot the new version of nlmsx ok my new to 5
1 fMSX 2.6 for dos/windows
2 fMSX SDL
3 Para MSX
4 NLMSX v0.41
5 RuMSX
Well mess is great too... but it's really hard to configure
This is my new top 5
Thank benoit for this information
Greating from France
Yoyo aka pikayoyo :-)
On Tuesday 11 June 2002 13:32, Roel de Wit wrote:
Hmmm I've tried the standard Unix version of fMSX.. It compiled okay but
said it couldn't open a window in X-Window...
The colour depth of fMSX is fixed at compilation time. Does the colour depth
(BPP) specified in the fMSX Makefile match the
On Mon, Jun 10, 2002 at 11:37:24PM +0200, Beno?t Delvaux wrote:
I don't know why NLMSX is not in your TOP 5 of the MSX emulators, but I must
precise one thing : NLMSX, as MESS, emulates the SRAM, not only of the
Panasonic FM-PAC, but also the SRAM of some cartridge games in ASCII
format.
So
Hi,
Too bad I can't download it anywhere.. I've looked at the openmsx site a few
times since Tilburg but there never was a (working) source/binary download
link.
I don't know why NLMSX is not in your TOP 5 of the MSX emulators, but I
must
precise one thing : NLMSX, as MESS, emulates the
On Tue, Jun 11, 2002 at 11:35:25PM +0200, Roel de Wit wrote:
Hi,
Too bad I can't download it anywhere.. I've looked at the openmsx site a few
times since Tilburg but there never was a (working) source/binary download
link.
I think it depends on your definition of 'working'. It works
