wiimario said:world of padman(if it will be ported)
Good luck getting wine to workSpeccy Geek said:Solitaire under WINE
Xenu said:Good luck getting wine to workSpeccy Geek said:Solitaire under WINE
TrashyMG said:Xenu said:Good luck getting wine to workSpeccy Geek said:Solitaire under WINE
Yeah WINE requires an X86 processor to work properly, hence the name Wine Is Not a Emulator. It's just a Linux to Windows/DirectX API. The Pandora has an ARM processor so thus not going to work.
fischju2000 said:http://www.gp32x.de...8726-qemuonarm/TrashyMG said:Yeah WINE requires an X86 processor to work properly, hence the name Wine Is Not a Emulator. It's just a Linux to Windows/DirectX API. The Pandora has an ARM processor so thus not going to work.
laurent said:I'd need a real incentive to resume work on QEMUonARM. I have been waiting too long to get a setup that would allow me to get screen output.
I finally got one with the N900. But that's too late, I have no free time and a much better toy to play with (another more powerful SoC).
Gruso said:fischju2000 said:http://www.gp32x.de...8726-qemuonarm/TrashyMG said:Yeah WINE requires an X86 processor to work properly, hence the name Wine Is Not a Emulator. It's just a Linux to Windows/DirectX API. The Pandora has an ARM processor so thus not going to work.
However...
laurent said:I'd need a real incentive to resume work on QEMUonARM. I have been waiting too long to get a setup that would allow me to get screen output.
I finally got one with the N900. But that's too late, I have no free time and a much better toy to play with (another more powerful SoC).
http://www.gp32x.de...post__p__798694
Who knows what will happen, but it doesn't sound promising.
fischju2000 said:TrashyMG said:Xenu said:Good luck getting wine to workSpeccy Geek said:Solitaire under WINE
Yeah WINE requires an X86 processor to work properly, hence the name Wine Is Not a Emulator. It's just a Linux to Windows/DirectX API. The Pandora has an ARM processor so thus not going to work.
http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?/topic/48726-qemuonarm/
Yeah, some things have sadly fallen by the wayside over the last year. But there seems to have been a bit of a bounceback in the last couple of months. It's definitely a good time to ship some Pandoras. Carn cases!Elwing said:yep, that is the peril of the pandora's delay... it's not the fact that it will get obsolet, but the fact that its comunity will disolve slowly in favor of a random other target...
Yes, but the game in question was Solitaire.TrashyMG said:Qemu if it does work will still be limited to DOS Era games and some perhaps early Windows titles (486 like speeds).. sure you could get windows 95/98 working at best.. it's not going to be great for playing windows games since most of the processing power is taken up by emulating the x86 hardware.
Gruso said:Yeah, some things have sadly fallen by the wayside over the last year. But there seems to have been a bit of a bounceback in the last couple of months. It's definitely a good time to ship some Pandoras. Carn cases!Elwing said:yep, that is the peril of the pandora's delay... it's not the fact that it will get obsolet, but the fact that its comunity will disolve slowly in favor of a random other target...
Yes, but the game in question was Solitaire.TrashyMG said:Qemu if it does work will still be limited to DOS Era games and some perhaps early Windows titles (486 like speeds).. sure you could get windows 95/98 working at best.. it's not going to be great for playing windows games since most of the processing power is taken up by emulating the x86 hardware.
Gruso said:Yeah, some things have sadly fallen by the wayside over the last year. But there seems to have been a bit of a bounceback in the last couple of months. It's definitely a good time to ship some Pandoras. Carn cases!Elwing said:yep, that is the peril of the pandora's delay... it's not the fact that it will get obsolet, but the fact that its comunity will disolve slowly in favor of a random other target...