Look ‘ma, no wires: Hexen and Duke Nukem on Dingux

 

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  1. We strongly need a frontend for Dingux (and, probably, something prepackaged with kernel). I've seen around that menu from GP2X that was quite nice... where actually is?

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  2. will someone compile dosbox for dingux????

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  3. Hello!
    What rootfs and kernel versions have to be used to run these games?
    I see the v1.4 of duke3d is running. Does it need other external files than the executable?
    I've successfully run the scummvm only.
    Thanks!

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  4. It's my video!! cool
    Rootfs uclib 06/17 and kernel 2090628.
    I do a tuto here: http://gueux-forum.net/index.php?showtopic=218001 in french..

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  5. Awesome video. I second that we need a front end for dingux. Also, the video looked a little choppy at times. Was the gameplay this way?

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  6. yea, I couldn't tell if it was crapy youtube or choppy framerate. Either way this is awesome. Snes9x is a great emulator already, I'm sure this only needs some tweaks and a good frontend and this will be awesome. Curious to see some news on CPS2 and NEOGEO emus on Dingux

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