tfh, I would be interested in those sources. Please see if you can find them.

As almost every emulator has been citated, I think that it's time to give you the solution !

The good answer is finally (with what I've also learnt with your posts) 35 !

The complete list :

1 - blueMSX
2 - BrMSX-DOS
3 - BrMSX-Windows
4 - CJSMSX
5 - fMSX98-AT
6 - fMSX-DOS (Marcel de Kogel)
7 - fMSX-DOS (Marat Fayzullin)
8 - fMSX-DOS Russian
9 - fMSX-DOS Korean
10 - fMSXFAN-DOS
11- fMSXFAN-Windows
12 - fMSX-SDL
13 - fMSXSO
14 - fMSXt : http://dblab.chonbuk.ac.kr/saebaryo/fmsxt.htm
15 - fMSX-Windows (Marat Fayzullin)
16 - fMSX-Windows (Teturo Tokuyama)
17 - JavaMSX
18 - MESS-DOS
19 - MESS-Windows
20 - MSiX
21 - MSKISS
22 - MSX4PC
23 - MSX-PLAYer
24 - NLMSX
25 - NO$MSX-DOS
26 - NO$MSX-Windows
27 - openMSX
28 - paraMSX
29 - PowerMSX
30 - RedMSX
31 - RuMSX
32 - VirtualMSX
33 - WOOM
34 - XfMSX
35 - zodiac

There was also this Filosoft emulator once, around 1995/96 iirc. Don't know about the details anymore, though.

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There was also this Filosoft emulator once, around 1995/96 iirc. Don't know about the details anymore, though.

More infos .... on your site :LOL (Thanks Google )

http://217.122.222.141/samanet/sargon/defender/defender2/frameset/filosoftemulatorfr.html

But I'm ask me if this was not later merged with the CJS project ???

I confirm that it's the same emulator than CJSMSX.

See here :

http://groups.google.be/groups?q=MSX+%22filosoft%22&hl=fr&lr=&selm=O%25JQ6.32085%24qM3.3242859%40news.soneraplaza.nl&rnum=5

"The only emulator I really like is the one from
CJS/Compujunks (Ronald Gorter, Filosoft). I even forgot the
name of this emulator though, I only use real MSX-machines.
I don't have any MSX-emulator installed on my PC's..."

And it's a post of Latok !

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tfh, I would be interested in those sources. Please see if you can find them.

OK. I will have a look later this week. Now it's time to do some administration :'(

and now list all emulators that have been successfully compiled to run on Linux!
(To make it easy, I skip all other Unixen...)

openMSX, fMSX, fMSX-SDL, fMSXFAN, MESS, Zodiac and that svga thingy?

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fMSX/DC and DreamMSX for Dreamcast/Linux users. Doesn't qualify for DOS/Win emus though

Eeh, you don't need Linux to run those emu's. Just some knowlegde in CD-burning .

You were right about the Dreamcast not being a DOS/Win machine though .

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openMSX, fMSX, fMSX-SDL, fMSXFAN, MESS, Zodiac and that svga thingy?

Don't forget JavaMSX

I didn't know that fMSX FAN was also for Linux. Any more?

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I didn't know that fMSX FAN was also for Linux.

Check your e-mail, Manuel !

Thanks. As I wrote to mars2000you on e-mail:

It seems to be exactly like fMSX indeed. But I didn't hear SCC sound, nor was there smooth scrolling in Space Manbow. SVGAMSX did have these features. Ah well. It's obsolete anyway

Hi Manuel,

I did some searching, and haven't found the sources of svgamsx yet. Sorry....
I did find the sources of these emulators though:

AmiMSX2 2.52
BrMSX 2.06
fMSX FM-Towns 1.5
fMSX 2.2 (Yeah. old..)
FreeMSX PowerMac (1.0 Beta)
PowerMSX V0.07
RuMSX 0.20
Virutal MSX 1.1 Beta

If anyone is interested in one or some of these, let me know But I guess noone will be, it's all quite old From most of them, more recent sources are available....

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Quote: fMSX/DC and DreamMSX for Dreamcast/Linux users. Doesn't qualify for DOS/Win emus though Oh, right.... *blush* Hmmm.... something tells me that atari emu might not qualify either then

Tsk, you can always run an Atari ST emulator on your Windows box and then run the MSX emu in it Et voila, YAMERiW

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Quote: Quote: fMSX/DC and DreamMSX for Dreamcast/Linux users. Doesn't qualify for DOS/Win emus though Oh, right.... *blush* Hmmm.... something tells me that atari emu might not qualify either then Tsk, you can always run an Atari ST emulator on your Windows box and then run the MSX emu in it Et voila, YAMERiW

Well, I did run AmiMSX a couple of times within WinUAE It actualle preformed quite nicely!