| C64-Emu Linux [message #142165] |
Sun, 30 April 2006 04:01  |
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Originally posted by: Bastian Larsen
Hi,
I want to build an arcade-cabinet with different emulator, e.g. mame. I`m
now looking for a c64-Emu for Linux, where I can start the games via a
"button-press". Only selecting the game and start it...without typing
Load"bla*",8,1...
What about an Emu like MESS. Is there a frontend for the different types of
emulated systems?
Any hint?
--
Bastian
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Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, does not go away.
(Philip K. Dick)
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| Re: C64-Emu Linux [message #142168 is a reply to message #142165] |
Sun, 30 April 2006 14:42  |
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Originally posted by: White Spirit
Bastian Larsen wrote:
> Hi,
> I want to build an arcade-cabinet with different emulator, e.g. mame. I`m
> now looking for a c64-Emu for Linux, where I can start the games via a
> "button-press". Only selecting the game and start it...without typing
> Load"bla*",8,1...
> What about an Emu like MESS. Is there a frontend for the different types of
> emulated systems?
Vice is the best Linux Commodore emulator. I remember I once compiled
it for full screen output (you have to run it as root).
To automatically run a game, use 'x64 filename.[prg|p00|tap|d64|t64].
That would be easy to script into a custom front end, and there are
plenty of languages that would do it very simply. For example, put all
your C64 files in one directory and have your script read the directory
contents and generate a list of games for selection.
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| Re: C64-Emu Linux [message #142169 is a reply to message #142165] |
Sun, 30 April 2006 16:07 |
Jouni T. Nordlund
Messages: 29
Registered: July 2003
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bastain@gmx.de kirjoitti viestissä <4bj96bF11vlr9U1@individual.net>:
> Hi,
>
> I want to build an arcade-cabinet with different emulator, e.g. mame. I`m
> now looking for a c64-Emu for Linux, where I can start the games via a
> "button-press". Only selecting the game and start it...without typing
> Load"bla*",8,1...
>
> What about an Emu like MESS. Is there a frontend for the different types of
> emulated systems?
>
>
> Any hint?
Some C64 classics (currently 100) have been converted to Java format:
http://c64s.com/toplist/more
All you need is a www browser. DL the whole site, unplug & play.
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Jouni Nordlund
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