SNES emulator

GundamGeter

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Thursday, January 25th 2007, 2:00pm

does anyone know how to get SNES9x and SNES9Express to work on KDE? Or better yet with a GUI

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bram85

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Thursday, January 25th 2007, 8:48pm

RE: SNES emulator

What is the problem? I'm missing the relevance to KDE actually.

Bram Schoenmakers
KDE Netherlands (www.kde.nl)

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GundamGeter

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Thursday, January 25th 2007, 10:49pm

RE: SNES emulator

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Originally posted by bram85
What is the problem? I'm missing the relevance to KDE actually.

The problem is how do i get them to work. I thought it was pretty straight forward??!!!

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Rinse

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Friday, January 26th 2007, 7:52pm

You could try Gamefu, which can be found on http://kde-apps.org

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GundamGeter

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Saturday, January 27th 2007, 4:40am

how do i install this, i am a noob

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Rinse

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Saturday, January 27th 2007, 10:17am

Make sure that your system contains
Qt 3.3 with QtSQL enabled, QtSQL QSQLITE plugin and kdelibs 3.5, including their -devel counterparts.

Then you start to compile the package you downloaded from kde-apps.org:

From the command line, simplest way to compile the package is:

1. `cd' to the directory containing the package's source code and type
`./configure' to configure the package for your system. If you're
using `csh' on an old version of System V, you might need to type
`sh ./configure' instead to prevent `csh' from trying to execute
`configure' itself.

Running `configure' takes awhile. While running, it prints some
messages telling which features it is checking for.

2. Type `make' to compile the package.

3. Optionally, type `make check' to run any self-tests that come with
the package.

4. Type `make install' as root to install the programs and any data files and
documentation.

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GundamGeter

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Saturday, January 27th 2007, 1:12pm

I didn't understand a thing you said, I am a newbie so have to break it down more for me

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Rinse

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Sunday, January 28th 2007, 12:28pm

We can take it step by step.

First download gamefu

Then unpack it by clicking on it and select [actions->extract]
Then go to the directory the content got extracted into with konqueror
in konqueror, go to [windows->open terminal]
in that terminal type this command:

./configure

You get a lot of messages, and it takes a long while to run.

If all goes well, you will be asked to type make
If something went wrong you will get a error message telling what's missing.
Post that information and the above lines to this forum.

If make runs well, type make check to do a final check.

If that goes well: type su -c "make install" and provide your root password when prompted for it.

After that, gamefu is compiled and installed.
You can run it from you menu, or by typing gamefu at the commandline

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GundamGeter

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Sunday, January 28th 2007, 4:11pm

Quoted

Originally posted by Rinse
We can take it step by step.

First download gamefu

Then unpack it by clicking on it and select [actions->extract]
Then go to the directory the content got extracted into with konqueror
in konqueror, go to [windows->open terminal]
in that terminal type this command:

./configure

You get a lot of messages, and it takes a long while to run.

If all goes well, you will be asked to type make
If something went wrong you will get a error message telling what's missing.
Post that information and the above lines to this forum.

If make runs well, type make check to do a final check.

If that goes well: type su -c "make install" and provide your root password when prompted for it.

After that, gamefu is compiled and installed.
You can run it from you menu, or by typing gamefu at the commandline

I didn't work, I was able to extract the data but the ./configure did not work

localhost Gamefu-0.2.beta1-Source # ./configure
bash: ./configure: No such file or directory
localhost Gamefu-0.2.beta1-Source #