It's strange that I get the display glitch on my 2 PC's running Ubuntu, and you don't... Hmm, the same thing on two different machines is more serious. Perhaps your preference settings matter. If you create a new user account (with default settings) do you see the same thing? Have you installed the...

I looked at the updated ASCEMDEV.c and saw the new ASC emulation code, however the sound output for ASC is still not implemented. Don't forget to use the '-sound 1' option in the build system. Sound in the Mac II emulation is still disabled by default, since it doesn't sound very good yet. But now ...

It worked. I can play my games now! I will learn to ignore the display glitch. I'm glad it (partly) works for you. I've now downloaded Ubuntu 9.10 and installed it in VMware Fusion. I don't see this display glitch, so perhaps it is something more specific to your install. I used "ubuntu-9.10-d...

In a previous version of Ubuntu, to compile sound in Mini vMac you need to install the package "libasound2-dev". So in this version you probably need to install the same, or similar. That should allow it to compile. This version of the compiler/include files also seems to produce some new ...

The first, and most important one is that there's no sound. The Linux versions I provide don't have sound enabled because of the difficulty of making it work across many Linux distributions. You can compile your own version using the '-sound 1' option. See the Build system documentation. However th...

Mini vMac 3.0.4 is officially released. "New since the previous official release, 2.8.2, is support for importing and exporting the clipboard and files, a new build system, localized versions for Dutch and Spanish, and more. Also there are some bug fixes, such as that the PowerPC version now w...