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maybe there is a double layer of something, or some other manufacturing defect??..anyway I guess you are going to figure this one out in any case!

I don't mind extra weight as long as it fits the same volume, so for me no need to remove the copper :)... bummer about the touchscreen, you sure they will all have the same graininess??

Go Pack Collection of (Java) GUIs and engines to play Go. Two java based GUIs are included, GoGui: - supports the GTP protocol (Fuego and GnuGo). - to connect an engine select programs -> new program, and enter "gnugo --mode gtp" for GnuGo "fuego" for Fuego or point to your own engine...

is that measured or the spec? does this hold even if memory is not used? (or does it go up from there if heavy ram accesses are done?)

I think we shouldn't see this as a zero-sum game!! the potential market for a pocketable UMPC like device is orders of magnitude bigger than the Pyra production run..It may very well be that the appearance of the GPD win enlarges the market as a whole. And since the Pyra and GPD are sufficiently...

ooh, very nice - size difference with the pandora is actually less than I expected, the screen is pleasingly big (compared to the available space) :)

have you tested the 10pf cap.? if the issue is some resonant behaviour, its not given that 10 would be better than 12..not that i understand any of it:)

@EvilDragon and while you are at it: can you take a look at the allowed file name extensions: I had trouble posting a .patch file as attachment (had to disguise it as .txt)!!

great! I think click_mod=right shift should work fine as default (thats left shoulder, which works for right handed people)

maybe there is a better way, but here a version of the right click with ts patch with a corresponding keyword in the conf, in the sdl section you can specify the key name as e.g. click_mod=right shift omitting or leaving blank gives default behaviour (no modifier) There is no support for this...

yes, for example: for civ it can show up as an offset after restarting the program (within dosbox), which goes away after pointing outside the draw area (fullscreen btw), but it clearly behaves better than not setting the env (in that case its difficult to maintain any relation between ts and...

if i compile and run within the codeblocks cli that is the one that should be used automatically?

its not related to the crash..I think SDL_MOUSE_RELATIVE=0 should indeed be enough, except that the patch (that boneheadedly replaces SDL_ShowCursor(SDL_DISABLE) with a hidden cursor and resets it where a SDL_ShowCursor(SDL_ENABLE) was called) in practice behaves slightly different...

@ptitSeb have you considered something like the following (very hackish) patches for the touchscreen offset and a modifier for the touchscreen left click to make it right click? The first one works similar as setting env SDL_MOUSE_RELATIVE=0 (the latter needs a bit more alt-enter); also it wont...

found a fix/workaround: did an strace and noticed the last thing before the segfault was a read of /etc/timidity.cfg - deleting this file (not sure if i will miss it for other stuff, the timidity pnd now installs cfg in /et/timidity/timidity.cfg) allows dosbox to run!

ok, thanks, will wait..I am indeed using the codeblocks command line env (an old one)...

maybe i should ask this in the development forum, but is there anything special to do to compile dosbox?? Iam trying to build it with codeblocks(vague plan to look into the touchscreen issues:oops:), builds fine, but the executable bombs out with a segmentation fault during init or very short...

i noticed there is a file all.tgz with the profile dir and default template in the /mnt/utmp/dbgl - maybe this should be extracted?? anyway, it would be nice to have a way to right click using the touchscreen with the (left shoulder as) modifier...

another update, which fixes an odd issue with the renewal of the dns info in libc (called by python) and some other minor things

nice..very fast! is there a way to use the touchscreen as mouse within dosbox (ie to fix the offset)?