liquidphantom said:
I still love the old "my coffee cup holder won't stay out" one. The day I actualy heard that for real and the person being serious I prayed for the day when people would need a license before they could go near a computer
Hmmm, this is one I have yet to hear. What does coffee cup holder refer to?
Edit: I'm a thread hijacker. :blink:
Not sure, but if I were to take a guess, it'd be a CD tray...
I remember when I was in high school (I think), and I was surfing in the computer class. There was some talk about cd drives and such, so I was curious to know how many people really knew what the inner circle in the cd trays were for, so I asked their opinions... Shockingly even the ones I thought should have known, also said: "??? You mean it's NOT a cup holder?" (and some didn't even bother to guess...)
Well, they never really USED it as a cup holder, but they also didn't happen to know about miniCDs back then. To be fair, I've only had maybe 2 miniCDs in my entire life.
On the topic at hand:
I learned only few days ago, that Wine is NOT an emulator. Well okay, I didn't think of it as the sort of emulator Snes9x, Gens, etc are, but the basic functionality principle really surprised me. And thus I've become to respect it a bit more. And I think most Windows users don't know it either, which is probably the reason why it's considered so much more inferior.
And my only hope is that there's good enough port of DosBox, so we can play Liero, God of Thunder, Scorched Earth and whatnot.
Sidenote to DosBox: is it possible to map the Pandora's game controls as some basic Gravis gamepad or something (or has it already been done)? I haven't tried any gamepads with DosBox earlier, because on desktop you don't really need one because the keyboard is better, but with Pandora I'm not so sure... Using keyboard to gaming would require the pandora to be placed on table, not to mention other inconveniences.