Mupen64 0.5 runs on my Ubuntu Breezy with double status bar icon. Weird rite? Is it a bug?
Mupen64 0.5 runs on my Ubuntu Breezy with double status bar icon. Weird rite? Is it a bug?
System: Dell GX280 SFF
OS: 1. Windows XP Pro SP2
2. Ubuntu Edgy
3. MacOS X Tiger x86 10.4.8 Jess SSE3 Patched
CPU: Intel Pentium 4 3.4 Ghz 1MB L2 cache
Video: Dell OEM ATI X300 SE 128MB Low Profile
Audio: AC97 On-board
Optical: Dell OEM DVD/CD+/-RW & Floppy Drive Slimline
HDD: 400GB 10,000RPM 16MB cache SATA150
Net: Broadcom 100/1000 Mbps built-in
Which version of gtk2 do you have guys ? ySS, I don't have any of the two problems you reported (second one is http://www.emutalk.net/292337-post49.html)
It's been compiled for gtk2.6.x. I believe it should work with other versions of gtk2. Try to compile it yourself to see if it fixes it.
GTK 2.8.2 I use here. I know it's unstable version but does it matter? the bug remains. I think it must be the code.
Last edited by mojo; September 4th, 2005 at 20:51.
System: Dell GX280 SFF
OS: 1. Windows XP Pro SP2
2. Ubuntu Edgy
3. MacOS X Tiger x86 10.4.8 Jess SSE3 Patched
CPU: Intel Pentium 4 3.4 Ghz 1MB L2 cache
Video: Dell OEM ATI X300 SE 128MB Low Profile
Audio: AC97 On-board
Optical: Dell OEM DVD/CD+/-RW & Floppy Drive Slimline
HDD: 400GB 10,000RPM 16MB cache SATA150
Net: Broadcom 100/1000 Mbps built-in
actually, i just discover the reason of the rombrowser directory list bug, i'll fix it.
I don't know what can cause the status bar issue yet...
Hacktarux, what distro are u using now?
I think you might try to run Mupen64 on Debian based distro like Ubuntu. I and ySS all use Debian-based distros that might be the main case of this bug. Who know? Just give it a try.
System: Dell GX280 SFF
OS: 1. Windows XP Pro SP2
2. Ubuntu Edgy
3. MacOS X Tiger x86 10.4.8 Jess SSE3 Patched
CPU: Intel Pentium 4 3.4 Ghz 1MB L2 cache
Video: Dell OEM ATI X300 SE 128MB Low Profile
Audio: AC97 On-board
Optical: Dell OEM DVD/CD+/-RW & Floppy Drive Slimline
HDD: 400GB 10,000RPM 16MB cache SATA150
Net: Broadcom 100/1000 Mbps built-in
Well, that little status bar bug isn't disturbing enough to force me installing another linux distro... i'm currently using gentoo.
I'm also using gentoo and I have the same problem.
The problem can be fixed by commenting out line 108 of main_gtk.h
{ "num_roms", -1, NULL },
I don't know if this will mess anything else up so far its been fine for me. I may look into fixing it to work like it looks like it should work if I have enough time.