Re: XGS/32 v1.3b Released!

[sporadic@my-deja.com]

Steve,

Thanks for the new release!  Tears almost well up in my eyes when I saw
Arkanoid and Modulae running on my PC, sure brought back memories...  I
am experiencing some problems with the 1.3B release, but I'll email you
when I get some time to document it.

What's KEGS?  If it's indeed better than XGS, would you consider porting
that instead?  In any case, keep up the good work!  I had given up on
finding a GS emulator for the PC, and was this close to buying an iMac
so I can run Bernie to the Rescue.  Heck, I am not even sure if my
old GS still work, I think the HD is probably dead, last time I tried to
power on the Seagate had that "striction" problem where it doesn't want
to spin up without a good whack on the side :-)

Regards,

Jimmy

In article <383B36FE.B75ECA00@dcnet2000.com>,
  phoenyx <quazar@dcnet2000.com> wrote:
> Steve Mentzer wrote:
>
> > This version includes:
> >
> >         - Sound support
> >         - Improved game compatibility.
> >         - Disk image switching at run-time.
> >
> > You can get it at:
> >
> >         http://home.pacbell.net/mudboy/xgs32download.html
>
> <snip>
>
> Kudos to you sir, you should be commended on your dedication
> to XGS/32. However, you'll have to settle for a hearty thanks.
>
> I still prefer Linux/KEGS or rather I really dislike Windows, but
> between XGS/32, KEGS, and Sweet16 BeOS the PC has an
> emulator for everyone.
>
> Now that all the major computer systems can emulate the IIgs this
> opens new possibilities for software development. One program
> can be run on many systems without all that code adapting and
> recompiling.
>
> Phoenyx
>
>


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