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http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?/topic/49358-mupen64plus/page__view__findpost__p__877409 < already working on it

YES ARGH!!! The "yes" just for the lulz, then I decided to add "argh" because it sounded more pirate-ish :)

Sounds fishy - "Du müsst" or what is this?

Hooray for mali :) /me hopes for stricter rules now

http://code.google.com/p/ppsp-input/ Not sure if that is enough, I'd like to give someone else the project ownership tho. I just suck with management and all the legal crap. Any volunteers?

http://groups.google.com/group/mupen64plus/msg/3f769b6b317e8fb2 Forum user Mushroum Moshroum pm'd me, but I guess I'm not responsible for anything. I answered with the names "Adventus", "Pickle" and "craigix" - so expect some private messages ;)

It would be a lot more helpful if you listed wether these work in normal glN64 or the x86 mupen64plus so the devs can actually find games which broke while porting.

Perfectly valid arguments imo and I'd pick the same and those are the reasons why I also thought about cancelling. However, I'll just keep my order and sell it, if it's completly useless to me.

I recommended the tools because they are optimized to record opengl software. VNC is probably too slow to capture that. And yes, if you just want a already working solution it's definatly just re-inventing the wheel if not even stealing the wheel. Most streaming software out there is not...

XxionxX: You could start by looking at the glc or taksi sourcecode if you are targeting a linux host, then maybe remotejoy for PSP and you would most likely want to learn how to compress videos, write a stable network library etc. I'd say writing a video stream application is a rather complex...

Yeh, that was the most logical conclusion I could come up with too, but it would have been easier if it was either named differently or if it would just have been added to the first post imo. But in the end, this topic should probably be in the dev corner anyway ;) In fact, I was surprised to...

http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?/topic/53683-mupen64plus/ There is a second topic by Pickle which is confusing imo. However, Ari64 is still active, I'd assume Adventus is also still doing some work on gles2n64 and I would also like to test out some things in the graphics plugin -...

Worth to note that the results will be presented as a whole - we are not going to say: Person X voted this: ..., Person Y voted this: ...

No, idea is bad because it still gives the devs the options to add more unstandartized stuff You can't expect the emu devs to implement extra stuff, especially not on Pandora where most emus are ports of existing software. Just stick to the readme of the original and ask the dev to document...

Gotta love your Moses. But I didn't even know - and still couldn't find evidence, that jobs is even a jew :P

You guys suck.. really Just put some trust in this poor guy - it seems legit, doesn't it? Besides that, we still need someone to solve the DS emulation issue. Rolf made his own OS! - just imagine how good he must be at arranging 2 virtual screens on a single one! - Ah no... shit.. almost forgot...

*First paragraph, ran out of quotes* X-Less mode was dropped? When did that happen? And no, a better input system will help all devs and users, not only me. This would give developers the freedom to detect the input as anything they want - let it be a mouse, keyboard, raw input events or just...

Wow, you really manage to read something negative in any post.. I didn't even mention PND. I'm just saying that the way input works currently is BAD. With single event interfaces one can easily have different input per application, I already said this a year ago or so but no-one seemed to care...

Don't know the reasons anymore, but angstrom is even with enlightenment by default. However, I used enlightenment on my beagleboard a few times and it was slow (not optimized enough?). I tried xfce on the pandora at cebit and it was WAY faster. Besides that enlightenment is hard to use imo...