[uae] Re: How are things with uae and a gui?
- From: Antonio Marcos López Alonso <alopez_alonso@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: uae@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 16 May 2008 16:05:09 +0100
Hi all,
I'm taking the chance of this thread to point out the need to have a couple of
state save/restore buttons on E-UAE GUI (plus maybe some filename dialog)
given the original UAE have them since long time ago. I know there are some
keyboard shortcuts to accomplish this task in E-UAE but they do not work in
all Linux settings (at least mine do not, using KDE with spanish keyboard)
and tweaking some .h file and recompiling is not user friendly enough :-)
Antonio
>
> Date: Thu, 15 May 2008 18:19:44 +0200
> From: "Anders Andersson" <pipatron@xxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: [uae] Re: How are things with uae and a gui?
>
> > But again, I don't get the question. E-UAE has a gui when compiled with
> > the gui option enabled and the GTK libraries installed. (Chances are
> > very good this is the case.) On MorphOS, there are external GUI's (I
> > don't use them much) and on osX, Hi-Toro is ... Well let's just say I
> > use Hi-Toro to make my configs for Linux and MorphOS, that's how good it
> > is.
> >
> > So after all that confusion, let me ask a DIFFERENT question:
> >
> > What do you want the gui to allow you to configure? (Or, if you don't
> > care about configuration... what do you want the gui to DO?)
>
> Let me hijack this thread, and make it into a wishlist! I'd like the
> GUI to make it possible to add harddrive images, both in the style of
> /dev/foo, but also hardfiles ripped from an Amiga disk. I have a
> compact flash as my main harddrive on the Amiga, and when I travel I
> use it as-is in e-uae. Each time I have to hand-hack the config for
> this.
>
> // pipe
>
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