ZSNES board

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Does this happen with every game, or just Super Mario RPG?

Will that require to have all the trolltech libraries installed? On GNOME, XFcE and on windows? On Windows, ZSNES, like NSRT, would probably come with a DLL that the .exe will link to... On Linux, they can also locally/hard-link Qt into the build, but most of the packages/source will probably defau...

paulguy wrote:So, is there any reasonable way I can get netplay support?

You can try ZSNES 1.42n. It's compiled for me the last time I tried.

Neo Kaiser wrote:That's because he didn't wanted to damage the organic tissue in he's hands.

I thought it was because he wanted to make the male audience members excited by calling out for a "torque wrench"...

That's really neat. I'm building a PC with my friend this summer, and we'll probably buy a lot of nice hardware.

Also, I didn't really like Ice Age 2. :S

Neo Kaiser wrote:Happy easter and Jesus's resurrection day!

Yes, happy day of the Risen Lord.

Mass was packed today. ^_^

Google Video?

I'm playing FF6 right now, on an emulator. I was first playing the fan-translation by Sky Render, but there were problems (either with the translated ROM, or ZSNES; probably the earlier), but I messed up the Save Ram when I was in the Magiteck Factory, right before fighting, uh, those two Espers... ...

I think you can soft patch (apply the patch at run-time without changing the ROM image) with Snes9x. :) Just make sure the IPS file has the same file name, excluding the extension. ;) Example: You want to patch super_mario_world.sfc with Super_Mario_Galaxy_Super_Patch.ips . Change super_mario_world....

I think Deathlike2 means that the GNU GPL license won't allow mog123 to use your source code as reference and then use the source code in his software because it isn't available under a GPL or compatible license, assuming it isn't. Am I wrong? [edit] I fixed some wording to make my post more clear a...

Kubuntu is a great operating system. It has powerful, easy-to-use package management system, and the official Ubuntu repositories have a lot of software to download, not to mention many packages made for Debian (Ubuntu is derived from Debian) install and work fine under Ubuntu. :) Kubuntu is also ve...

creaothceann wrote:Is that a ROM site?

Yeah, it is.

For ZGet (which will help you to download and compile the source code for ZSNES), refer to this thread.

I get the same thing from the mouse that came with my Wacom tablet... and the pen. >.>

I have experienced these problems, as well, on Linux, playing Yoshi's Island. I could try to recreate the conditions, if anyone wants; I just want to confirm that control delays do happen, and they happen to me.

How fast is NSRT's JMA implementation compared to 7zip and other compression algorithm implementations?

It kind of takes the point out of protesting. >_> Ya know, fighting for a cause related to the reason WHY you're protesting... or, in this case, why the person who hired you is protesting... >_>.

Use NSRT to scan the ROM and post the output here. (Link to latest NSRT version)

You don't have to have both of your roms in the same directory (or equivalents, if those exist in a normal, non-UNIX specific application environment). Anyways, you both just have to have the ROM directory set (not quite sure HOW to do this correctly, but load the ROM and restart ZSNES before Netpla...

SquareHead wrote:Hell they are cheap. I'd buy 5, but I don't like the look of the digipad. Very few companies ever get it right.

Saitek game pads are awesome.

k77: If the controller's buttons don't stick, and the game pad is *ok*, then it would be easier to play SNES games than with a keyboard.

Also, make sure that you have write permissions to the files... :B.

I use to have that problem. >_>

I want to learn Dutch now... :O!

Very nice comparisons. Do you do this for a living?

I have the same problem on Windows, as well. Whenever on Linux; however, everything is fine. Sometimes this is a problem... and sometimes it isn't. I haven't kept track with the pattern of releases, or reasons as to why it would work sometimes, and not the next. I think that maybe deleting the confi...