Yeah, the GUI look great. Tell me, does the Kwai coding inserts into the PearPC code, or is it somekind of external wrapper? It uses Windows API and some C++ wrapping to get the screen buffer of PearPC. A very early version can be downloaded here: http://www.animaterobot.com/files/kwai.build141104....

The Development Leap is making for a great performance increase on my little 450MHz maybe there is hope of getting mac os to install after all :D EDIT: Does the GUI mean that PearPC wont have to mooch off the Windows Command Prompt to run? That is correct, yes. I have put a very early screenshot of...

Yes, you read that right. Lately, me and and EspadaV8 from the #pearpc channel have been working on a real GUI for PearPC for a while now and i just thought i'd visit you guys to tell you, there was just a huge leap in development and to be honest, you could be using a real, full-featured Windows GU...

Now then ladies.

New screenies of the current version, to be released err...some time soon!

http://www.animaterobot.com/files/mainwindow.JPG
http://www.animaterobot.com/files/options.JPG
http://www.animaterobot.com/files/newconfig.JPG

More to come, lots to do!
Chelios

-some efficiency improvements in main.cc -removal of un-needed debug printing etc. to improve statup speeds. Did they make a good improvment? (if they did, why not sending them to seppel or making them a patch?) i could i guess, but he may be relying on some of them for debugging info he needs for ...

I'm with Yukon Kid. The network thing would be a temporary hack. A dedicated soundcard emulation is needed earlier or later to be on the safe side. BTW, someone seems to work on a Mac onboard sound emulation. This is what I found on the devel list, posted by canadacow: I"ve been working on the...

woooeee. badly badly behind on this. sorry guys. i've been trying simple hacks with the ppc source for a better experience, but before i could do this, i had to battle the unix demons and get my linux machine set up again (what a long fucking haul that was! since when was linux so hard to configure?...

A benefit of me using version 2 of the .net framework for this program is that microsoft have added some proceedures that help with cpu and memory handling, i.e boosting processes more. For the non-developer people, this means they may help to increase the speed of PearPC! s/may/won't/ actually, i ...

Just to clarify, there is no way of specifying the filename of configuration for this program. The main reason is because Kwai let's you do that, and in my newest version, it's passed to the KwaiStub program when it's run. Sorry for the inconvinience with this. A benefit of me using version 2 of the...

haha yeh that's the problem with using that without the full program. meh. i'll just finish kwai.

What magellan is trying to say is that the dmg2iso program is a windows executable so there's not much point writing it in java if it's only going to be used on windows.

Me and magellan have already talked about a .NET version and he's making it now with some little pointers from me.

I just released a little tiny program for PearPC called "KwaiStub" which is actually part of the bigger full GUI i'm making for it, called Kwai. What KwaiStub does is remove the need to keep the command box with the console open all the time you're running PearPC. It's very small (80KB) an...

Yeh, so that's what i called my ppc emulating linux distribution. Go to the #robot-linux room on irc.freenode.net if you wanna ask questions/help out.

/Chelios

do you have a binary i/we can download?

Oops, sorry :/
*slaps forehead*

so i have my website (animaterobot.com) sitting doing nothing at the moment while i redo the design. if anyone wants some free hosting, let me know:

msn: diagramsofsuicide@hotmail.com

or on here i guess.

if you still want a mac laptop, look no further than the iBook G4.
i got one the other day, arrived yesterday.

i've been on it for almost 24 hours straight. yes. 24 hours. it's amazing.

12" version - £699
14" version - £760

let me know if you're interested.

These guys are gonna go down in history.
Thanks Seb.

CaptainValor wrote:

jbartone wrote:Epox 8RDA+ nForce 2

That's my motherboard, too! Awesome! :D

Geeks, you gotta love em.

..and let us know how PPC performs on it. I myself have 2 machines that iv'e run ppc on: P4 2.4Ghz 512MB DDR 2600 Radeon 9700Pro ATA HDD 7200RPM Runs pretty good on this computer on the latest builds, slows down when it needs alot of disk access though. Athlon 64 3200 1GB DDR 3200 Radeon 9800XT Pro ...

I thank god that linux can do sparse drives. I love linux.

Berry Linux is best :D

Dual G5 without question.

That's so damn harsh.
I didn't know the guy personally, but what he's done for ppc and i expect alot lot more definitely won't go unnoticed.

Rest in peace Stef.

I asked you before Tek :P And i was just looking over some of the VMware source stuffs, and i was just wondering...Wouldn't it be possible for the devs to use some of that stuff in the actual program? I mean, it's all open source... It's got stuff like proper memory allocation, sparse disk creation,...