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ANNOUNCE: Wah!Cade

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buks:
There will no doubt be some Bob Marley and the Wailers playing in it though !

Clue : what car would be associated with mamewah/minwah ?

If you don't know the answer then its a mini. Ooops spoilt all the fun....  ;D

Minwah:

--- Quote from: buks on November 23, 2005, 07:50:54 am ---If you don't know the answer then its a mini. Ooops spoilt all the fun....  ;D

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I gathered that, but there is a huge difference between a BMW 'Mini' and a real Mini ;)

buks:
ahhh - my embarrisingly tiny knowledge of cars shows me up again.

On a Wah!Cade note - more testing ongoing at the moment. Balki has created another thread for the latest release - "Pork Chop" so go there for the latest info.

jelwell:

--- Quote from: Goz on November 21, 2005, 11:44:02 am ---Any chance of a port that would be Mac OS X friendly? I've got a few Mac friends I'm sure would love to use it.


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Pffft. MacMame blows anyways. It's terribly slow on my powerbook.


Now I *have* to go home and try it out on my Windows box though. Didn't anyone notice that the source is available and GPL? This means you can finally add that feature that Minwah wouldn't. No offense to Minwah's awesome frontend and the invaluable amount of work he's put in - and I certainly can't expect him to add hacky "features" that are only going to be useful to myself. But hey, with open source I can hack to my hearts content.

Thanks,
Joseph Elwell.

elvis:

--- Quote from: jelwell on November 30, 2005, 06:43:19 pm ---Pffft. MacMame blows anyways. It's terribly slow on my powerbook.

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I would suggest that perhaps your PowerBook blows, and not MacMAME.  :P

I haven't found MacMAME to be any slower nor faster than either XMAME nor AdvanceMAME under both X11 and SDL on MacOSX.  It seems fine to me.

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