robcfg wrote:I cannot get the program to recognize the Dragon64 ROMS, I've followed the instructions but I don't really know now where to store the roms. I'm using the default config so they should be in /usr/local/share/xroar/roms (named D64ROM1.ROM and D64ROM2.ROM).
Try changing the case: d64rom1.rom and d64rom2.rom (or indeed d64_1.rom and d64_2.rom). Case is important under most Unix filesystems where it might not be under Windows or Mac OS.
Anyway, Great Work! The menus were a missing feature of Xroar for a long time.
Yeah, I'm quite lazy when it comes to UI, but it's interesting to learn how GTK+ hangs together.
I tried renaming the roms in lower case and it worked, thank you!
In my virtualbox virtual machine everything works ok, but in my laptop the UI produces some artifacts like blinking menus and leaving trails if you move the xroar window around.
