Another Quiz !

fMSX/S60 (how COULD you forget that one? )Actually, that would be two variants, since there's two 'different' ports for I don't know what kind of difference in the phones/OSes...

Was this one listed yet?

fMSX/DC and DreamMSX for Dreamcast/Linux users. Doesn't qualify for DOS/Win emus though Oh, right.... *blush* Hmmm.... something tells me that atari emu might not qualify either then

Interesting finding, manuel

I didn't know this emulator, but with the description above, I presume that it runs under MS-DOS (I'll check that), so it must be counted in this quiz !

I can say already say that there will be another surprises when I'll give the complete list : some emulators have never been presented on MRC

Should we count all versions of fMSX for Windows (I mean, the same version of fmsx source with just display drivers and gui written by different guys) ?
I personally remember one written by some japanese guy (v 1.5 was the latest), then Marat wrote his own version, but I am sure there were more of them - everyone tried to create his own free version...

I also know about at least 3 fmsx-dos programs: one by Marcel de Kogel, one by some russian (if I am not mistaken, this gave Marcel the the push to create his own variant) and one more by Marat Fayzullin himself, distributed together with Windows version.

Also there were more versions of fmsx for DOS - I remember some version done by koreans, featuring direct floppy access, etc.

So, we cannot count all the fmsx clones - and there is no need for it.

On Unix, nobody counts original fmsx and the same fmsx with advanced screen drivers by Arnold Metselaar or by Shigeki Itoh as two different programs (not speaking about flavors of Unix...)
For example, my friend compiled fMSX on Linux with svga libraries maybe 5 or 6 years ago, should I list it as "Linux MSX emulator" ?