mine is doing this too. when I use -x11 1, my semi-transparent top panel
is always visible in xmame, and it moves the beginning of the xmame
fullscreen down approximately 30 pixels (the size of my panel). it
didn't happen with GNOME 2.2, but started with GNOME 2.3.2, I believe.
2.4 stable does the
odd. I'm not having this problem.
I'm using gnome 2.4, and the SDL renderer.
On Tue, 2003-09-23 at 19:50, Mr. Mailing List wrote:
> Under gnome 2.2 this was not an issue, but suddenly
> under gnome 2.4, xmame roms run REAL slow. so i exit
> out of X, and start fail safe session, with just a
> ter
so xmame 0.74.1's removal of -nohotrod flags have officially killed
gxmame, which was my favorite frontend. a recent look to CVS shows that
nothing has changed in the last 12 days, so I think it's safe to say
that it won't work with the current xmame for a while. anyone know of a
good replacement f
On Fri, 2003-10-03 at 15:55, ste wrote:
> or... you could use the workaround...
> "Options" Menu/Select "Default Options"/"Misc" tab.
> Add the command-line options you need to the "use additional options"
> and check the box off.
tried it. still complains about -nohotrod. :)
thanks, tho. :)
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On Fri, 2003-10-03 at 15:42, sammy!!! wrote:
> If you are using debian the version of gxmame in that is compatible.
> Check the gxmame page (http://gxmame.sf.net) for the file to stick in
> your sources.list file.
well, hopefully the tarball also has the changes applied. I'm gonna
download that
interesting. although the tarball claims to have the patch applied, it
still keeps passing the -nohotrod flag.
> well, hopefully the tarball also has the changes applied. I'm gonna
> download that and see if I can't recompile (I use gentoo, so deb's are
> not real usefull).
>
> thanks.
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actually, the patch to 0.33 killed the app when a game was run, so I
tried the patch on the sourceforge site for the CVS GTK2 build. works
great. and being that gxmame was the last GTK 1.2 application I used,
I'm even more content. :)
thanks.
On Sat, 2003-10-04 at 03:14, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Not using XMMS? ;)
real men use rhythmbox. :)
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also using gentoo. also using Xmame 0.74.1. also having the exact same
problems with calibration. I use an EMS USB2 adapter and two Dual Shock
pads. same calibration problem. I play Pac-Man (all games do it, but my
baby likes watching her daddy play pac-man), and stick wants to go up at
all times.
oh, and it didn't have this problem on any Xmame before 0.74.1.
calibration doesn't do any good, and the analog sticks on the
controllers are centered.
it has to be a mame (or ebuild) thing, because every other app that uses
the joystick drivers work fine (notably ZSNES)
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that would be second only to the power glove for devices I most want to
replace a mouse with. :)
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mailing list.
> I will be out of the office starting October 30, 2003 and will not return
> until November 3, 2003.
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private forward from David Frankland. didn't know how to post to the
list. I notified him, and told him I'd forward this.
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Sorry for replying personally, but I can't work out how to reply to the
mailing list. Perhaps you'd like to forward this to others.
Anyway, I got aro
I sure hope so. if I can't use my controller, I'll have to stick with
the 2.4.x releases.
I'll compile a 2.6 test tonight, and report any issues I come up with.
On Thu, 2003-11-13 at 21:48, Simon Roby wrote:
> (not really xmame-related, but from what I can gather from previous threads
> there
eedless to say this is really pissing me off, I hope Lik Sang will accept to
> exchange it (AFAIK they never mentionned this issue at their site).
>
> Le 14 Novembre 2003 0009, mushroomblue a écrit :
> > I sure hope so. if I can't use my controller, I'll have to stick with
&
out of curiosity, have you tried any other application that uses the
joystick, i.e. ZSNES, Gens, etc? that'd be the first thing I'd try.
failing that, does cat /dev/input/js0 do anything when you press
buttons, move joystick?
On Mon, 2003-11-17 at 00:40, Mark Wells wrote:
> I am having great diff
...and I take it you've tried to remap the buttons in the XMame
configuration screens?
On Mon, 2003-11-17 at 01:14, Mark Wells wrote:
> I've installed libjsw-1.5.3 and the jscalibrator app sees and calibrates
> the stick just fine. And a cat of /dev/input/js0 sees data for all axes
> and buttons.
that makes for a really interesting idea.
is there any reason to duplicate the full mame tree, when a small xmame
patch could just be installed over the regular mame source? or even
provide the option to download either the full source, or just a small
package to merge with any subsequent releases
> But I'm not sure if adopting a scheme like this, which is pretty much what
> AdvanceMAME does, would make releases that much faster, since I still need
> to make sure various targets build with gcc 3.3.x and 2.95.x and sometimes
> have to fix problems in either the core or the xmame sources.
we
figures. I just updated CVS yesterday. :)
now to get the official source, even though they're probably identical.
:)
> After lot of underground works, GXMame 0.34 is finally released, thanks
> to Benoit Dumont, Priit Laes and Nicos Panayides, who port GXMame to
> GTK2+ and made lot of improvemen
so I've recently upgraded to the kernel 2.6 series (starting with
test10), and have noticed that they're quite a bit slower with
emulators. Playing Pacmania certainly shows tearing, and zsnes has major
sound issues.
this shouldn't be a problem playing either of these games on an Athlon
1Ghz with 5
ated.
On Sat, 2003-12-20 at 02:43, Simon Roby wrote:
> Ditto for me, same performance. Maybe mushroomblue configured something
> differently in his new kernel...
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> Sure, post your .config as an attachment. I've been using the 2.6 test
> kernels for a couple of months or so, and I haven't noticed any obvious
> speed differences in emulation. I'll diff it with mine and see if
> anything sticks out.
consider it attached.
#
# Automatically generated make
> Attached is a diff between my .config and yours. When you upgraded to
> 2.6, did you use your 2.4 .config file and just run "make oldconfig"?
heck no. I figured that'd be a problem, being that much has changed.
they didn't advise it back when 2.2 migrated to 2.4, and I figured it'd
be the same
> I use Gentoo, 2.6 (since test-2) and ALSA as monolithic... Never had a
> single problem with the sound...
then perhaps the renicing XFree86 will do the trick. anyone know what
the nice level of gentoo's xfree defaults at? cos I've never changed it.
what's the command to set the priority back to
I believe both lik-sang.com and play-asia.com ship to most of europe. go
get the EMS USB2 adapter. it's happy.
> Does anyone know a website selling (and shipping in France) a good PSX
> USB adaptor working out of the box (or almost) with XMame (the best
> would be an adaptor supporting two PSXp
could they be compressed in 7zip format?
I've actually seen that before. it used 7zip for (MUCH) better
compression, but made it incompatible with unix's unzip.
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about that whole 2.6 being slower thing:
apparently I haven't gotten rid of all my newbie tendencies.
I tried running xmame in fluxbox to rule out any other programs, and
xmame didn't hiccup once. went back into GNOME and realized that
gDesklets is a bloated pig of an application. disabled the _o
we had a bit of activity about the network port a few months back, but
it looks like it stagnated while people were arguing about
implementation. if you browse the mailing list archive, you'll see a bit
of discussion.
Kaillera is sort of a problem, as the dll is closed source, and the
header files
a little more snooping around found that a large chunk of Kaillera was
based off Justin Frankel's JNetLib
(http://www.nullsoft.com/free/jnetlib/) which has source, and a unix
port. yay.
On Tue, 2005-11-15 at 22:30 -0700, mushroomblue wrote:
> we had a bit of activity about the network po
so I guess this means we have 9 versions to go find?
0.27.2
0.28.2
0.29.1
0.29.3
0.33b4.1
0.33.1
0.33.2
0.34.1
0.35b10.2
0.35.2
I'm still wondering if tk/xulchris was just really drunk when he wrote
his email.
On Thu, 2005-12-01 at 15:34 -0800, Christopher Stone wrote:
> Even if the versions pr
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