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There have been a few review sites, but I don't think any of them have been maintained.

Known fault from 104, I've got a fix, but I was waiting for the first version to be incorporated into 106.

Wow - must be the fullest coverage of the GP2X ever in a magazine. Good article.

Sorry I haven't been around - been on holiday. It runs for me if I build from source. The pre-compiled version gives a SIGSEGV. I think there may be a difference in SDL library - Jeff which version are you using? I'm using paeryn's library 1.2.9 (very old). For reference, here's the...

Unusable on my 800MHz PC, just usable on 1.6GHz PC, Ok on my 2.4GHz Core Duo at work. Pandora - no.

Not bad, I prefer Spheres of Chaos. Pity it's not open source.

QUOTE Well I think it'll be worth getting allegro going on it anyway... :D Yes - surely BunkerMaster at will run at full speed on the Pandora :)

:o I wasn't seriously expecting anyone to buy me one, but it is true, I won't be buying one myself until I'm in the market for a replacement for my GP2X. I much as I'd like one, I think you should wait and see what happens when the Pandora's released. I think there will be a lot of stuff that...

Yes :)

Sorry but it's a 'No' for me, I can't justify the cost while my GP2X still works. That's not a 'Never' though, I probably will get one in the long term (or its replacement ;)). (now waiting for angry mob with torches and pitchforks :ph34r:)

Wouldn't that be copyright infringement? QUOTE Of course, every feature in support of smoother emulation also empowers our homebrew devs. Imagine all the open source games that ParkyDr can port now, e.g. Armagetron Advanced! Can't really justify the cost - offering to buy me one then? :)

Mmmmmmmm... blood sausage

You're declaring a member variable BG1 in level CODE class Level{ public: BG BG1; Level(void); }; The a local variable in Level's constructor, so you're not initilising the member variable: CODE Level::Level(void){ BG BG1(3); ... }; What you...

Been there, done that

Blimey, Some screenshots! Not many of those in the thread lately :)

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I do it all the time, when debugging using telnet. I sometimes do other things in the script like changing to a sub directory to reduce the files at the top level or run multiple programs or kill a process on exit (e.g. the X server). If you hard code the menu code, you have no flexibility...

May be I'm the exception that proves the rule Cheese - life wouldn't be worth living without it. Gaming - meh.

What the colour depth are you using? I think the touchscreen only works with 8 or 16 bit. Also you don't have to bother with chdir( "/usr/gp2x" ); execl( "...themenublabla" ); Just call the program from a script ./program cd /usr/gp2x exec ./gp2xmenu

I spotted Worms of Prey though - I might have a look at a port :)