Note: the news posts might be rather
technical. Not interested in that? Just
pick the appropriate build directory from the right-side
menu and look at the last modified date.
If you’re on Windows and don’t know if you have a 64- or
32-bit system, go for Windows (32-bit).
Installer builds end in
‘-msi.zip’ .
openMSX Builder is here!
2010 Mar 13 @14:15 Filed in: site updates
Welcome to the first version of
openMSX.FiXato.net.
Here you will be able to find the latest builds of openMSX and openMSX-debugger for Mac. These are built automatically every night, straight from their SVN repositories over at SourceForge.
For now you are only able to find Mac OS X builds here, but with help of Vampier we’ll be releasing Windows builds here as well eventually.
If you’d like to know straightaway when a new build is published, be sure to follow @openMSX_Builder on Twitter.
Contributing to the openMSX Builder project is also possible. Just checkout the source at git://github.com/FiXato/openMSX-builder.git or fork the project and commit your changes!
I hope this project will make it easier for Mac users to keep up to date with openMSX, so they can enjoy the new features such as Reverse Replay, before they are officially released!
Also, if you encounter bugs in openMSX, be sure to checkout their Bugtracker and report them if they haven’t been reported already.
Here you will be able to find the latest builds of openMSX and openMSX-debugger for Mac. These are built automatically every night, straight from their SVN repositories over at SourceForge.
For now you are only able to find Mac OS X builds here, but with help of Vampier we’ll be releasing Windows builds here as well eventually.
If you’d like to know straightaway when a new build is published, be sure to follow @openMSX_Builder on Twitter.
Contributing to the openMSX Builder project is also possible. Just checkout the source at git://github.com/FiXato/openMSX-builder.git or fork the project and commit your changes!
I hope this project will make it easier for Mac users to keep up to date with openMSX, so they can enjoy the new features such as Reverse Replay, before they are officially released!
Also, if you encounter bugs in openMSX, be sure to checkout their Bugtracker and report them if they haven’t been reported already.