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And when I reloaded xmsol, the new game was there in the list. This is good because it means any number of games can be added from different sources without having to worry about losing previous additions.
Is there a way to adjust the card sizes? I haven't stumbled across one yet and they all seem to be downscaled unnecessarily.
And when I reloaded xmsol, the new game was there in the list. This is good because it means any number of games can be added from different sources without having to worry about losing previous additions.
Is there a way to adjust the card sizes? I haven't stumbled across one yet and they all seem to be downscaled unnecessarily.
I'm afraid Card Size is autocomputed. I have to see in source code (they are include in the sources folder, you'll need codeblock command line to compile, as it use winelib, but it's easy, a simple "make" should suffice) where and how it is done (hight is the limiting factor here). And I agree, bigger card will be good (even if I saw some configuration where cards overlap severely).
Going fullscreen (with a right-click on title bar of the window) helps a bit.
We have wine-support, but not the "qemu-usermode + wine" support.
So, for Windows software where sources are available yes, they can be recompiled and run under wine. I think XMSol works quite well for a windows software.
For binary x86, not yet. It is still on my "experiment bag", but I mainly get "segfault" for now. I have to recompile a new qemu with my modifs to try again...
Really? I tried with Freecell, and it autoplay the card I right-clicked. But it's not full autoplay, it does choose by itself the card to autoplay, you have to select-it yourself. So it's half-autoplay.
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