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My Pandora only gets to 850 with ReARMed and RR4 is only full speed in the tunnels

All the Ridge Racers, and all the F1 games. It's probably unfair to say they don't run at a 'reasonable' rate as some of them are probably about 70% full speed, but for a racing game that's not really playable. Especially F1 2005 which has a bizzare jumpy pause-catchup issue. I'm not trying to...

Yea they should still be able to keep hold of the family market with that, too. Great for board games such as monopoly and scrabble where the main board and dice can remain on the tv and all your bits and bobs can be shown on your screen. Things Nintendo can do to shoot themselves in the foot...

I haven't seen what's happening with the other forums but I can see why Craig would be going a bit nuts. He had an idea which had the potential to be awesome. By now the Pandora should have sold the same 50,000+ units the GP2X achieved and we should be looking forward to the next generation. It...

echo 1 > /proc/pandora/cpu_opp_max

I've seen these cards hovering around the £100 mark and I'm pretty tempted. What excites me more though is that 128Gb cards are "only" around £250. A year ago 64Gb cards were quite a bit more expensive than that. I've got 2 32Gb cards so I might just leave it at that for now and see what the...

drk|Raziel has said he'll deliver when he's less busy. Patience is the key, difficult though it may seem at times! :)

Blue Ion They can do better than that; .NET programs should work without even needing to be recompiled.

So the opposite argument applies: expecting a small company to be able to deliver one of the most complex things they've ever done and keep to the time scales promised is naive. Just look at OPT as a perfect example! Big fish in a small pond, small fish in a big pond - neither are good...

Wooohooo, Daytona before summer?! :)

It'll be sad if he has lost interest. I wonder if he's even got his Pandora yet. He says he preordered on day 1. I haven't been following the production saga recently but surely they must have sent out all day 1 orders by now?

I would have thought a right click would give you the option to delete would it not? If not, then you should be able to open up a terminal and type cd $HOME/.desktop and rm * I presume that path is correct; haven't actually checked it out to be honest...

Jeff I just had a thought about this. Perhaps you could actually make the re-assigner (which basically just created and amends .ovr's right?) a separate application? So when the user selects 'move to' an external application is launched. To the end user, nothing is different; it just appears...

I'd suggest alt, control, space and enter for the face buttons, And the two shoulder buttons as shift.

I haven't switched off my Pandora (aside from rebooting from crashes) in about a month. It runs for a full day on a full charge with light usage, so there's really no need to switch it off - unless you're going to be away from a power source for a large amount of time. I don't dig having to go...

Even with power save mode you wont be able to avoid having to charge every day at the moment. There's no real suspend feature.

You can set up the controls from the 'options' menu but yes, these should be assigned sensibly by default.

No it couldn't.

I have a save state for Formula 1 1995 which bypasses all the loading screens and goes straight to the race setup menu. When I load this save state the screen freezes in whatever position it was before entering the emulator's menu. The game logic is still working behind the scenes because I can...

You can use mmenu.conf to adjust the grouping of icons in tabs, or .ovr files to move apps from one tab to another but, yes, it's a pain. As suggested in this thread, this is being implemented within MiniMenu itself over time