![]() when most of those emulators were probably from 2016, which during late of was when Apple marketing decided to switch from "OS X" to "macOS") was sad - hence, sad Mac. "macOS", and thus, arguing capitalisation and spacing semantics (esp. My point was that a classic Mac user (read: from the 80s) would know how silly it would be to hem and haw over "Mac OS" (with a space) vs. ![]() If you don't launch from the command line, just install wine bottler or something like that and it should simplify things. I kind of code on one machine, debug on another one so I do not work in any specific environment these days ^^ The mac just happened to be my retired work machine which is faster than my main pc (core 2 duo/hdd) so I prefer the mac since it compile faster but always get my shortcut wrong Nintaco, just found it recently and it does seems to work well but I do not know about the debugger yet so I cannot comment on which one is better depending on your needs. I will share my finding in the mesen thread once I figure out the cause.Īs for the thread mentioned by Koitsu, Nintendulator does work but sometime I had some UI glitch because of wine. I think it is more something with my current setup than anything else. For now it does start with wine a but nothing is shown. ![]() For Mesen, I'm not able to make it work yet either with mono or wine.
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