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roadfighter
msx user
Posts: 55 |  Posted: October 31 2006, 17:36 |
Hello,
Are there some good emulators for linux ?
Ik use Suse 10.1.
Emil
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wolf_
msx legend
Posts: 4779 | Posted: October 31 2006, 17:52 |
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manuel
msx guru
Posts: 3545 | Posted: October 31 2006, 19:19 |
On Linux, openMSX is without any doubt the best emulator you can get. Sounds a bit arrogant from a developer, but I think everyone will agree 
Of course, if you prove me wrong, that would help  |
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ARTRAG
msx master
Posts: 1747 | Posted: October 31 2006, 19:30 |
Apart from the 5th sprite in the status register 0 ( ) I confirm that openmsx is excellent
If you use an highres monitor/videomode you will appreciate the X3 zoom, missing in blue
(at resolution 1280x1024 the window of bluemsx tends to be too small and you need to
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dvik
msx master
Posts: 1343 | Posted: October 31 2006, 19:48 |
You can always try blueMSXlite as well but it doesn't have a launcher like openMSX. So openMSX is your best option for Linux atm.
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roadfighter
msx user
Posts: 55 | Posted: October 31 2006, 20:01 |
Thanxs,
I will look in to it, i have all ready downloaded the file.
Now i have to make it work well we will see.
Emil |
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manuel
msx guru
Posts: 3545 | Posted: October 31 2006, 22:50 |
Emil, what distribution do you use? Oops, you already said that... Suse 10.1. I have no idea if SUSE has openMSX packages, but you can indeed always build the program yourself using the compilation guide in the manual.
If you have any problems or questions, feel free to join #openMSX irc.freenode.net
About that 5th sprite: see the proper thread.
Also: the 4× scaling rules even more |
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manuel
msx guru
Posts: 3545 | Posted: November 01 2006, 19:55 |
Note that openMSX is also quite usable without a launcher. (Sorry, I couldn't resist ) |
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