For win32 users it should have gotten a little faster in CVS about 5 hours ago, when vaccel(asm vs c++, now asm again) was readded to win32 builds(removed 2 weeks ago).

it is concurrent, because it maintains every version of every file since their inception. You can get any version of any program that is one CVS. the only problem is you can only get source tree via checkpoints and branches. So to get an arbitrary days CVS would require you to get each file one at a...

I feel dumb, but where is the FAQ?

Google my friend: http://www.emaculation.com/articles/ppchd.pdf

In either linux or cygwin type the following commands: cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs-pserver.sf.net:80/cvsroot/pearpc login <press enter> cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs-pserver.sf.net:80/cvsroot/pearpc co pearpc aclocal && autoheader && automake -a && autoconf && ./confi...

If you have linux, you should have a build environment, just grab a copy of CVS and build it. If you really need a build, I'll make on for you, but as linux installs vary greatly from system to system, I'm wary.

He is refering to the nightlies built here: http://www.richardgoodwin.com/pearpc/

SDL does build, so I have no idea why its not working.

My patch along with others were commited to CVS, so ya (check the change log, im keith rothman). As for the new SDL, check richardgoodwin's, I've posted a new SDL build, patched with what may be the perminate SDL code. There has been a restructrucing of code that makes SDL play nice that is now there.

It gets further, but still crashes.

The res change has been fixed, you can do it as you please now. Enjoy. Also SDL is coming to a CVS build near you, be patient.

yes, but you need to re-find the force number. they have changed to make more sense. ## 0: 640x480x8 (indexed) +## 1: 640x480x15 +## 2: 640x480x32 +## 3: 800x600x8 (indexed) +## 4: 800x600x15 +## 5: 800x600x32 +## 6: 1024x768x8 (indexed) +## 7: 1024x768x15 +## 8: 1024x768x32 +## 9: 1152x864x15 +## 1...

Ya, but even so its pretty fast and has RIGHT CLICK(I've wanted this for a long time). I find it very usable. Wazever.

Ok the CVS build on richard goodwin's site:here is really good. I just posted it, so grab it. It has both right click and Fullscreen properly implimented.

SDL has FS and the CVS build on richardgoodwin.com has a broken, but soon to be fixed FS.

Thats the point.

definitly a bug, I knew about it when I posted that build, but they are experimental so I they dont always work. Now I also wanted to see if the problem was only me or not. Its obvious it is. The solution at this point is not to use the FS just yet. I am looking into it now.

Thats simply a problem with SDL, I am posting a non-SDL build right now.

I know about the resolution thing, I will get to it later.

Actually changing the CPU-ID does matter(altivec, 64-bit extension, etc), so no G5's just yet.

Don't be, shouldn't affect anything AFAIK. I can force it if you would feel any better.

Semi-functional build is up now. It runs, but may or may not have networking, reports differ.

Ya, I messed up. Gimme a minute or two and a working one will go up.

I have FTP access to Richard Goodwin's site, so as soon as the right click build is ready, it will go up.

Thanks vaag, but I am still waiting for Richard Goodwin's to post the new build, and that is a better home anyways. Also, I am adding the right click patch to the build I am sending him (haven't yet). PM me with your email and I'll send you either a patch or a build that has the right click patch (b...

Good to see someone is making good use of the patches I made. I was worried they would simply waste away at SF.

That is very weird. I managed to leave mine up for 4 hours, and it was only 2 mins fast. So that must be a bug with sleep(ie does you machine sleep when unattended? mine doesn't).