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I'd say it's alpha/almost beta, there's still a bit more to do, like being able to enter a name in the high score but it is basically functional.

Now available here.

Made some progress [ and ] cycle through the weapons so that didn't end up as too much of a problem. I think there should be enough keys if I use the volume control (volume can be changed in the options menu). There are a few glitches, it uses scrolling which is a bit cpu intensive for the...

Just got a chance to have another look. Mouse control is fine now. Few things though: 1) In the demo, the particle effects e.g. make it grind to a halt - can turn off some effects in the options 2) Memory is on the limit, connecting though telnet is enough to make it run out - I've added a...

But when he does, he fills your stockings!

Got mouse control working but it's over sensitive at the moment. I haven't looked at it for a few days - really busy at work at the moment. (I'd have put some updates on my gp32x.de blog but I don't have access to add posts anymore :( just edit old ones)

This certainly makes it a more attractive device, but I don't really see the point of dedicated ebook readers, I'll stick with my GP2X.

Looks reasonably straight forward, the main thing is the resolution can be set to 320x240. I'll take a look at it.

Excellent news :)

Quickest entry would be to have a button (A,B,X,Y,L,R) for each colour, but I like Alex's idea better

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I've been playing this and looking at the source code too.

I've been using Debian for about 10 years. The reason I first choose it was that you could install from floppy disk on a SUN SparcStation5 (which I still have).

You don't want all this new-fangled Qt/GTK stuff. Motif is still hard to beat for size, configurability and ease of programming. Looks shit though :)

I don't have a Wiz, but I think I would miss the USB networking on my F100.

If you use Linux, a remote X session will be a lot more efficient than VNC.

There were no consoles when I was born, the only computer related thing I could find was the release of the first edition of the ASCII standard :(

DuddyRoar also mentioned homebrew too. (Probably because we gave him such a hard time over it in his GP2X review :) )