Re: PCem v18 News (Was v17 Notice)
Posted: Wed 19 Oct, 2022 3:20 pm
Actually, this applies to closed software developers as well...
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Re: PCem v18 News (Was v17 Notice)
Posted: Sat 22 Oct, 2022 7:30 am
Re: PCem v18 News (Was v17 Notice)
Posted: Sun 06 Nov, 2022 11:38 am
I've been trying the latest dev build for windows but its telling me that no roms are present.
I've been using the same roms I've been using for PC Em v17 which worked just fine.
I also tried copying it to appdata/local/pcem/roms and appdata/roaming/pcem/roms but not even sure if the emulator looks for a folder there..
am I'm missing something?
I've been using the same roms I've been using for PC Em v17 which worked just fine.
I also tried copying it to appdata/local/pcem/roms and appdata/roaming/pcem/roms but not even sure if the emulator looks for a folder there..
am I'm missing something?
Re: PCem v18 News (Was v17 Notice)
Posted: Sun 06 Nov, 2022 8:41 pm
The new path is:
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%HOMEPATH%\.pcemRe: PCem v18 News (Was v17 Notice)
Posted: Mon 07 Nov, 2022 1:36 pm
In my experience the "no ROMs present' error can be fixed by deleting the contents of your nvr subfolder within your PCem folder. If your ROMs are all in the right place then this should work. It did with PCem v17 on Windows 11.
Re: PCem v18 News (Was v17 Notice)
Posted: Mon 14 Nov, 2022 1:40 am
Re: PCem v18 News (Was v17 Notice)
Posted: Mon 14 Nov, 2022 7:00 pm
You're funny...Re: PCem v18 News (Was v17 Notice)
Posted: Wed 16 Nov, 2022 8:32 am
I do plan on resolving this in if it detects a .pcem folder with the EXE, it will use that instead of the home folder. Basically gives it portable mode.
If you dont add that folder, it will default to %HOMEPATH%\.pcem
I know that change was not a well received one, but I wanted parity with the Linux version.
Re: PCem v18 News (Was v17 Notice)
Posted: Wed 23 Nov, 2022 3:58 pm
Cuando sale?
Re: PCem v18 News (Was v17 Notice)
Posted: Thu 24 Nov, 2022 2:56 am
When v18?
Re: PCem v18 News (Was v17 Notice)
Posted: Mon 28 Nov, 2022 1:40 pm
The new version will be available on February 30th.... Until then, stop asking for a release day...
Re: PCem v18 News (Was v17 Notice)
Posted: Tue 29 Nov, 2022 5:53 am
Which commit introduced this change? I cannot find it via Github search.MichaelJManley wrote: ↑Wed 16 Nov, 2022 8:32 am I know that change was not a well received one, but I wanted parity with the Linux version.
Re: PCem v18 News (Was v17 Notice)
Posted: Sat 03 Dec, 2022 5:50 pm
It's has now been over 2 years since the latest version was installed and when will V18 be released?
Re: PCem v18 News (Was v17 Notice)
Posted: Tue 06 Dec, 2022 4:54 am
Open source developers do NOT have to:
• Make your issue a priority, just because you say so.
• Merge patches, just because someone sent them.
• Give you any sort of "timetable", or explanation for why it's "taking too long".
Check your entitlement. Nobody owes you anything.
Re: PCem v18 News (Was v17 Notice)
Posted: Tue 06 Dec, 2022 4:52 pm
Concerning v18, the obvious has been said. Open-source etiquette etc etc.
However, and this might be a bit controversial, but I think people asking about a new version is justified. Mainly because of the standards and expectations that Sarah has set with PCem after the past several years. She released a version literally every year since the project's inception, sometimes two versions in one year. Not to mention she would give semi-regular updates towards the next version as well.
So all of a sudden, when there's a hiatus in the project or some sort of change in scenery, it can come as a surprise. Especially because up until December 2021, nobody here knew who Michael was.
He is obviously a different person, working in a new-ish role, developing within his own guidelines, on a project that is open-source. But any inquiries is not surprising.
However, and this might be a bit controversial, but I think people asking about a new version is justified. Mainly because of the standards and expectations that Sarah has set with PCem after the past several years. She released a version literally every year since the project's inception, sometimes two versions in one year. Not to mention she would give semi-regular updates towards the next version as well.
So all of a sudden, when there's a hiatus in the project or some sort of change in scenery, it can come as a surprise. Especially because up until December 2021, nobody here knew who Michael was.
He is obviously a different person, working in a new-ish role, developing within his own guidelines, on a project that is open-source. But any inquiries is not surprising.
Re: PCem v18 News (Was v17 Notice)
Posted: Tue 06 Dec, 2022 7:33 pm
I have not used PCem for a while now, but I have been very impressed with the program, and the project. The PCem devs, Michael, Sarah, leilei, and the others, have done a wonderful job making PCem one of the best programs out there. I am also thankful that this forum is so well run and that we can get useful advice here on PCem matters.
As the holidays approach, I will enjoy using PCem again, whether it is v13.1 or v17.
tk421
As the holidays approach, I will enjoy using PCem again, whether it is v13.1 or v17.
tk421
Re: PCem v18 News (Was v17 Notice)
Posted: Sat 17 Dec, 2022 1:22 pm
When will this new version of PCem V18 be released?
Re: PCem v18 News (Was v17 Notice)
Posted: Sat 17 Dec, 2022 4:08 pm
As it was already mentioned: February 30th. It will bring Pentium 4 and GeForce 6 emulation.Jonathan McEvoy wrote: ↑Sat 17 Dec, 2022 1:22 pm When will this new version of PCem V18 be released?
Re: PCem v18 News (Was v17 Notice)
Posted: Sun 18 Dec, 2022 3:22 am
lol nice rumor to start.unreal9010 wrote: ↑Sat 17 Dec, 2022 4:08 pm As it was already mentioned: February 30th. It will bring Pentium 4 and GeForce 6 emulation.
Re: PCem v18 News (Was v17 Notice)
Posted: Mon 19 Dec, 2022 4:29 am
When it's done.Jonathan McEvoy wrote: ↑Sat 17 Dec, 2022 1:22 pm When will this new version of PCem V18 be released?
Re: PCem v18 News (Was v17 Notice)
Posted: Tue 27 Dec, 2022 9:30 am
LOL, yes why stop there how about Core 2 Duo support!unreal9010 wrote: ↑Sat 17 Dec, 2022 4:08 pmAs it was already mentioned: February 30th. It will bring Pentium 4 and GeForce 6 emulation.Jonathan McEvoy wrote: ↑Sat 17 Dec, 2022 1:22 pm When will this new version of PCem V18 be released?
But for reals, I am the only developer, and also have other projects I am working on. It's on my list, but I got some major projects that are monetary based, so unless you going to pay me to develop PCem lol.
Re: PCem v18 News (Was v17 Notice)
Posted: Fri 30 Dec, 2022 10:36 am
I am a big fan of the PCem emulator, and big thanks to Sarah and Michael for putting so much effort on building the best version of it possible. I would like to know that when pcem v18 version is released, would the new emulator add multiple cpu core support, as well as to eliminate the mouse timing lag which existed in v17? I dont have a very fast CPU (intel i7 8700), so an multi threaded implementation for v18 seems to be a possible way to achieve 100% speed consistently for the pentium 2 450mhz emulation, that would be SWEET.
Re: PCem v18 News (Was v17 Notice)
Posted: Fri 30 Dec, 2022 1:48 pm
https://pcem-emulator.co.uk/phpBB3/view ... hp?p=12869finepcplayer wrote: ↑Fri 30 Dec, 2022 10:36 am I am a big fan of the PCem emulator, and big thanks to Sarah and Michael for putting so much effort on building the best version of it possible. I would like to know that when pcem v18 version is released, would the new emulator add multiple cpu core support, as well as to eliminate the mouse timing lag which existed in v17? I dont have a very fast CPU (intel i7 8700), so an multi threaded implementation for v18 seems to be a possible way to achieve 100% speed consistently for the pentium 2 450mhz emulation, that would be SWEET.
https://pcem-emulator.co.uk/phpBB3/view ... 184#p16184
Re: PCem v18 News (Was v17 Notice)
Posted: Thu 05 Jan, 2023 7:28 pm
I hope that the new PCem V18 gets released this year with new and fast early 2000s graphics?
Re: PCem v18 News (Was v17 Notice)
Posted: Fri 06 Jan, 2023 4:24 pm
....there's so many other gaps to cover before to even think of getting to "early 2000". PCem isn't obligated to go through the course of Moore's Law.
Besides, "early 2000" is already here. The Cyrix III. The K6-3. SBPCI 128. The Voodoo3s that went on clearance. To make it more of the reality, we'd need Rage XL to make those popular eMachines and 'internet PCs' that were sold in the dotcom boom (the current Banshee emulation is already a miles ahead stopgap for this!). It doesn't have to be "hobbyist emulator maker, i am entitled to have Geforce256 and Voodoo5 and Rage128 emulation within the next 12 months, for free"
Besides, "early 2000" is already here. The Cyrix III. The K6-3. SBPCI 128. The Voodoo3s that went on clearance. To make it more of the reality, we'd need Rage XL to make those popular eMachines and 'internet PCs' that were sold in the dotcom boom (the current Banshee emulation is already a miles ahead stopgap for this!). It doesn't have to be "hobbyist emulator maker, i am entitled to have Geforce256 and Voodoo5 and Rage128 emulation within the next 12 months, for free"
Re: PCem v18 News (Was v17 Notice)
Posted: Tue 24 Jan, 2023 10:55 pm
We've had PCem V17 as the current version for the past two years and when will the new version 18 be released?
Re: PCem v18 News (Was v17 Notice)
Posted: Wed 25 Jan, 2023 1:21 pm
Refer to my previous reply to your question, please. There you'll find everything you need to know.Jonathan McEvoy wrote: ↑Tue 24 Jan, 2023 10:55 pm We've had PCem V17 as the current version for the past two years and when will the new version 18 be released?
Re: PCem v18 News (Was v17 Notice)
Posted: Wed 25 Jan, 2023 11:14 pm
lol I just now realized it's been the same guy 4 times. Maybe should try the demanding approach next time.
Re: PCem v18 News (Was v17 Notice)
Posted: Thu 26 Jan, 2023 9:01 am
Yeah, he's constantly spamming here. I actually wanted to go with a really harsh approach two posts ago but then I realized it would probably trigger the same question one more time (and it probably would in any case).
Re: PCem v18 News (Was v17 Notice)
Posted: Tue 07 Feb, 2023 2:25 pm
He's not spamming because he is waiting patiently is the waiting for the new version is currently taking a while to develop?unreal9010 wrote: ↑Thu 26 Jan, 2023 9:01 am Yeah, he's constantly spamming here. I actually wanted to go with a really harsh approach two posts ago but then I realized it would probably trigger the same question one more time (and it probably would in any case).