Thank you Giulio and Richard, on 25.03.04, you wrote: ;-) > I use the following if you are interested: > ./configure --with-sdl --with-sdl-gfx --disable-jit --disable-enforcer > --with-caps > --with-caps-prefix=/home/giulio/Sorgenti/uae-0.8.25-20040302/ipfdevlib_linux/ > CFLAGS="-march=pentium4" > for a non-jit, to use jit toggle --disable-jit. > CFLAGS are gcc optimization, see man gcc for a processor list. Thanx, it works. I was able to compile it but only without GUI (--disable-ui), but that doesn't matter for me. I also could tweak something in the sourcecode that i wanted. It works for me but i am not shure this is the right way. My problem: Most of the time i use UAE in a windowed display (not fullscreen) to run Workbench applications. I want the UAE window to be as big as possible - but also to fit the Linux screen. For example my Linux screen resolution is 1024x768. If i select the same resolution for the Workbench in UAE then the window on the Linux desktop gets bigger than the Linux screen. The only way i found was to select the next smaller resolution (i.e.800x600) for the Workbench, but thats way too small for me. I solved that for myself by editing the resolution numbers on different sourcecode files. I found resolution settings in picasso.c, svga.c, xwin.c and sdlgfx.c and i added my prefered resolution by overwiring another existing one. I did not care for picasso screen ID or somthing. Is that OK or dangerous in any way (maybe i risk to burn my Monitor, or i broke somthing in the code that i could not expect...i am no programmer and do not know what i do... ----------- --