And several other (sometimes very long standing) issues were fixed.Together with openMSX an updated version of Catapult, our user-friendly GUI, was released. Furthermore, we overhauled the Android port, but you'll mostly notice the scale factor 2 there. And we have fixed a lot of long-standing OPL4 emulation issues, thanks to Valley Bell.

OpenMSX 0.15.0-Sinterklaasphemy-is a release which was due because we did quite a lot! This time the major new stuff is support for ColecoVision (including Super Game Module and MegaCart mapper), Musical Memory Mapper and Carnivore 2. Please read the release notes for details of the openMSX changes. We again made a small amount of improvements: fix hidden openMSX window when launching from Catapult, migration to Python 3 and wxWidgets 3.0, make supported extensions consistent with openMSX command line, replaced Accuracy control with VSync button and Min and Max Frameskip controls with fast forward speed controls and added a button to enable full speed when loading ('Fast Load'). Together with openMSX an updated version of Catapult, our user-friendly GUI, was released. But we also added a super accurate YM2413 emulation (originally written by NukeYKT), fixed MIDI-in/out support on Windows, a new keyboard mode, much improved OSD menu, etc. Some often requested ones are copy/paste functionality and drag and drop support. prefix now :) Other than that, there are loads and loads of improvements. And we moved to a simpler versioning scheme, stripping off that 0. OpenMSX 16.0-Oh Shucks-is a major release in which we finally migrated to SDL2 and Tcl 8.6. Special thanks to all the contributors of this release who are not in the core team! Keep these pull requests coming! We again only made a few small bug fixes. Most notable may be the usability improvements of the OSD menu. OpenMSX 17.0-Quibus Birthday Release-is a major release with mostly bug fixes and smaller improvements. Come and visit us there!įor those people who think IRC is too retro (can anything be too retro?), we also have a Discord channel nowadays, which is bridged to our IRC channel. If you don't have an IRC client installed, you can use web chat instead. As some of our IRC regulars weren't feeling comfortable anymore on the freenode IRC network lately ( this article does a reasonable job of summarizing events), we have moved to #openMSX on the Libera.Chat network.

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