Re: [Xmame] newbie to mame/xmame

On 0, Matthias Saou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: That xmame package, if not recompiled from source, has been made for Red Hat Linux and not Mandrake Linux initially (and I know what I'm saying, as it's mine ;-)). I guess I need to try compiling my own copy I'm noticing some other odd behavi

Re: [Xmame] gunbird2 work for anyone?

Hmm... My current box is a P-III 1.0GHz w/ 256MB of RAM, running KDE under RH8.0. Video card is an ATI Rage Fury 128 w/ 32 MB. I'm currently using xmame .62.2 using the command: xmame.dga -fullscreen gunbird2 it takes ~ 1:10 from the time when xmame reports that it's finished loading the ROM fil

Re: [Xmame] mame.dk is back

Kenneth Wall wrote: Just an fyi Uhm I don't think they ever went anywhere I've paid them a visit after each of the last five releases of mame... ___ Xmame mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://toybox.twisted.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/xmame

Re: [Xmame] mame.dk is back

David Gillies wrote: From their news section: 15th Jul: Download terminated Doh. Shows you how closely I pay attention ___ Xmame mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://toybox.twisted.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/xmame

Re: [Xmame] xmame with xv on powerpc gives green color

Funny you should mention gatos & xfree 4.3.0 I recntly upgraded my machine to RH9 (used to be 8) and installed the gatos drivers, instead of using the redhat-supplied driver for my Rage 128 card... Only bad-ism I noticed was that when doing XV fullscreen, I developed a "dead" square surrou

Re: [Xmame] My Joypad doesn't works, please help me!

JOY_LINUX_BSD ? Or, split the label into two different ones that happen to activate the same block of code: JOY_LINUX JOY_BSD Krister Walfridsson wrote: On Sat, 23 Aug 2003, Simon Roby wrote: It is used on non-linux systems too, so I'd prefer a name not including "LINUX"... What else? Just cur

Re: [Xmame] problem in menu item name

David Heremans wrote: Don't use this myself neither,so that makes two votes for a removal. Three, as long as the removal is prominently noted in the changelog. ___ Xmame mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://toybox.twisted.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/xmame

Re: [Xmame] License

If you included any ROMs on it, you'd definately be breaking copyright laws. Plus, you'd be violating the clause in the MAME licence that prohibits distributing MAME on the same media as playable ROMs. Prash wrote: Hi. Thanks for a great piece of software. I was thinking of producing a home media

Re: [Xmame] xinerama-screen

>If the three monitor version of Speed Buggy becomes emulated in MAME >wouldn't it make sense to stretch the game across three physical >monitors? Uhm... Yeah. There are already (at least) two games emulated in MAME which use three monitors, both produced by Taito; "Ninja Warriors" and one of th

Re: [Xmame] SDL vs DGA for 15khz modes

Mike Crawford wrote: I've got a similar sounding setup, I've got a multisync arcade monitor, and I run each game at its native resolution and as close to the sync rates as I can. I've got a whole mess of custom modelines in my xorg conf to accomplish this. I don't have my config files on han

Re: [Xmame] "xmame -listxml" and XSLT

Wait. You're running xml2info on the mameinfo.xml file, and it's taking 5 seconds to get your output? If so, you could split mameinfo.xml into smaller chunks - either one per letter, or put each game's info in a separate xml file. Or use an intermediate program to weed out the entry/ies you're a

Re: [Xmame] "xmame -listxml" and XSLT

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: xmame.x11 -lx > mameinfo.xml Here's a thought: xmame.x11 puckman -lx Should give you just the XML data for puckman. At least it does for vanilla DosMAME. ___ Xmame mailing list Xmame@toybox.twisted.org.uk http://toy

Re: [Xmame] "xmame -listxml" and XSLT

Luo Yong wrote: On 1/4/07, Barry Callahan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Here's a thought: xmame.x11 puckman -lx Should give you just the XML data for puckman. At least it does for vanilla DosMAME. But it's cannot work in xmame. Ahh... I see why. Reading the MAME c