@SpinelSun
wtf?
It does not matter whether your video card supports D3D9, you just have to install the DirectX9 runtime, which will accelerate whatever is possible with your graphcis card. You can even use VBA with a Radeon 7000 or somemthing like that, as long as you have current drivers and D3D9.
Moreover, D3D does NOT use always bilinear fitlering, or what do you think is that option in teh menu for?
DirectDraw uses always bilinear filtering for me, but that has always been like this and is only caused by soem video card drivers afaik.
Another point, you have no right to be pissed about anything that is done on that project, or did you pay me in any way? I am not indebted to you in any way. I invite you to make any changes you like to the source code. If they make sense and don't break anything, I will gladly apply them to teh CVS source code.
If you still have any problems, just use the last stable release and stfu.
Thank you very much for your attention
