Adding cheats in Linux

Fyorl · May 9th, 2005

I've got the Linux version of VBA 1.7.1 and it works fine but I can't find any way to add cheats. Is there any way to add them from the command line or is there just no support for cheats in the Linux version. Might I recommend using GTK to create a menu similar to the Windows version?

Thanks in advance

**Forgotten** · May 10th, 2005

No cheats on the Linux version. It is unmaintained at the moment. kxu wrote the gVba which is available to anyone that wants to help on it.

Fyorl · May 10th, 2005

Hmm, I'll download the source and see if I can add a GTK menu system to it, but it's great that it even works on linux in the first place.

**Forgotten** · May 11th, 2005

The command line version (SDL) supports a lot of features, specially for developers. The gtkmm version looks like the Windows version, but needs some work, specially to improve the rendering performance.

Fyorl · May 11th, 2005

Hmm yer, I've noticed it goes quite jerky after it's been running for a few hours but that might just be my computer.

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Fyorl Registered User Join Date: May 2005 Location: Earth Posts: 3	Adding cheats in Linux I've got the Linux version of VBA 1.7.1 and it works fine but I can't find any way to add cheats. Is there any way to add them from the command line or is there just no support for cheats in the Linux version. Might I recommend using GTK to create a menu similar to the Windows version? Thanks in advance

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Fyorl Registered User Join Date: May 2005 Location: Earth Posts: 3	Hmm, I'll download the source and see if I can add a GTK menu system to it, but it's great that it even works on linux in the first place. Last edited by Fyorl; May 10th, 2005 at 15:01.

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May 10th, 2005	#2 (permalink)
Forgotten Emu author Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 483	No cheats on the Linux version. It is unmaintained at the moment. kxu wrote the gVba which is available to anyone that wants to help on it.

May 11th, 2005	#4 (permalink)
Forgotten Emu author Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 483	The command line version (SDL) supports a lot of features, specially for developers. The gtkmm version looks like the Windows version, but needs some work, specially to improve the rendering performance.

May 11th, 2005	#5 (permalink)
Fyorl Registered User Join Date: May 2005 Location: Earth Posts: 3	Hmm yer, I've noticed it goes quite jerky after it's been running for a few hours but that might just be my computer.