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Yes, it's just a bit of plastic sitting on a metal shaft. It pops off without all that much force, but is tight enough to stay in place normally.

Either way, nothing is released any faster.

The judging will be done by Craigix and Guyfawkes, so no, there won't be any voting opportunities. And it'll only take them longer to release the results if we keep asking them if they've done it yet! ;) Have patience - I doubt it'll take all that long.

It's more likely to be a slightly unreliable webserver. Unless Craig really has run off to Mexico this time. edit - There you go - it seems to be back.

Sounds good. I've ordered one.

And complaining about this sort of thing too much is traditional too.

You need to edit duke3d.cfg somehow. You could either do that by hand, or the easier option is to use the duke3d setup program on a PC. Have a look at the readme to see what PC keys the GP2X buttons work as, then change the keys to the corresponding values using the setup program. When you...

Here's the wiki link: http://wiki.gp2x.org/wiki/USB_Host

I've just spotted that Tinnus is working on rewriting the palm version of Little John. For those that don't know, LJP is a multi system emulator, and is much more than the NES emulator of the same name we had on the GP32. For the anouncement and a list of what it can do, have a look at its...

They should sort out the software situation before they look at hardware.

Hah, fantastic. That's brought back a lot of memories.

Omars, (yes, I still remember how this thread started!), I think you should aim to write programs for the GP2x itself. Rather than trying emulators right away, try to port a simple game (maybe something small and SDL based), or perhaps start your own game afresh. The ability to do that is an...

The gp2x wiki has a page for that: http://wiki.gp2x.org/wiki/GP2PSX

http://elligre.tk/madelman/index.php/gp2x/

Yes, you have. I'm sure the news articles will get approved as soon as the board mods take a break from actually having other things to do. That said, this complaint could be stopped by fixing the bug in the board code that lets those articles show up on the front page before they are approved.

I got round this problem by using a USB1 hub. I was only interested in proving that the powerbook could see the GP2x though - I wouldn't want to use it that way. A USB SD card reader is the easiest option, whatever the OS.

Stunt Car Racer on the ST

It's not the best get rich quick scheme I've ever heard! :P It's pretty easy to make a replacement joystick cap if you're willing to experiment with stuff, but I reckon a lot of people just don't want to go there, so create a market.

If windows was at all comparable to linux for the use linux is being put to here, perhaps it would be subject to similar restrictions.

Transparencies like the waterfalls in Sonic? They use exactly this method.