when the official release of version 1.7 ??

[mudlord_]

no its not you fucking troll.

[rpetet]

oooh such language. My virgin ears ouch

[mudlord_]

point remains, old version, which is rofl.

[rpetet]

Maybe to you this is an old version, but to the rest of us this file is new. By the way what version are you running? Just curious, as I'm sure the other "public" down loaders would like to know how far you have really gotten. Maybe they can start a petition to get ver 1.8 publicly released. Yes people it is up to v2.2, but yet the developers have not released the v1.7 beta for public consumption . Why? Because the more money you donate the longer it will take to release. As quoted by one of the original developers Jabo at jabosoft.com

At the same time, I felt it would be irresponsible to the legacy of the project to keep important bug fixes in the beta permanently; the donations seem to go into a black hole now anyway.

[squall_leonhart]

better how?

less games run properly under 1.7

[mudlord_]

they just think bigger version numbers is better.

[rpetet]

More excuses that less games run in v1.7, Really! is that why you have been testing for oh 5 years after its release? Well, maybe you could enlighten us on how crappy the v1.7 is and why we should donate to such a crappy version

like even jabo said

the donations seem to go into a black hole now anyway.

[HatCat]

x^2 + bx + c == [x + sqrt(c)]^2
x^2 + bx + c == [x + sqrt(c)][x + sqrt(c)]
x^2 + bx + c == x^2 + 2x*sqrt(c) + c
bx == 2x*sqrt(c)
if (x == 0)
/**/Domain for the quadratic trinomial is f(x) == ax^2 + bx + c, or just c.
else {
b == 2*sqrt(c)
2*sqrt(c) == b
4c == b^2
c = (b^2):4


ax^2 + bx + c == 0
ax^2 + bx == -c
a != 0;
x^2 + (b:a)x == -c:a
x^2 + (b:a)x + (b^2):(4a^2) == (b^2):(4a^2) - c:a
(x + b:2a)^2 == (b^2 - 4ac):(4a^2)

[Natch]

Originally Posted by rpetet

More excuses that less games run in v1.7, Really! is that why you have been testing for oh 5 years after its release?

Yes, actually. Something with that many bugs needs that much testing.

I think that this guy thinks himself a vigilante of the emulator world.