- Clock, Date
- Weather forecast current, today and the follwing 4 day + city + conditions
- Tear-off calendar
- Notifications: Battery, Wifi, Bluetooth, next appointment, next alarm.
- Supports S2U2 weather (option: UserWeather)
- Context menu (on page 1)
- Special Internet Setting for light use (Page 2)
- Interface to implement AddOns by using simple MortScript (Micha will explain it)

- 4 Pages : Clock/Notification, Weather, Appointments, SMS
- New skins management
- Use -> TICS <- for installation (from @MichelDiamond)
- Use -> MichasRefresh <- for Titanium refresh (from @MichelDiamond)
- fix minors bugs
- new program JMLComm.exe to Activate/Desactivate BT/Wifi
- new program JMLSms.exe to store SMS to registers keys
- new program JMLCalendar.exe to store Appointments to registers keys
- new program JMLMenu.exe to manage all context menus (JMLAction.exe deleted)
- #GOTO command supported (same as JMLPanex)
- %JMLTODAY% and %JMLPANEX% variables for path-file supported
- add Phone-status notification : GPRS, EDGE, 3G... OFF
- add Data-connexion and ActiveSync notifications
- "Update" menu item : only update registry keys (no update weather -> no connexion)
- "Weather" menu item : update weather
- JMLPanex preconfigured for all pages during installation

- Maintenance release
- Added functionality to trace game debug events to file.
- Use the asndlib (part of libogc) now as standard sound engine.
- Improve network thread
- Upgrade libmxml library to 2.6
- Upgrade libfat library to 1.0.6.
- Build game with libogc 1.8.0 and devkitPPC r19 compiler

If anybody has a good idea how to improve this game, please post a comment!

- Added today top highscore screen.
- Added functionality to trace game events to trace file.
- High score is send to web service if score is better then 5000 points.
- Improve network thread
- Use libfat 1.0.6 as disk access engine
- Use libmxml 2.6 library as xml engine
- Use libogc 1.8.0 library as Wii interface engine
- Build game with devkitPPC r19 compiler.

If anybody has a good idea how to improve this game, please post a comment!

- Maintenance release
- Added functionality to trace game events to trace file.
- Improve network thread
- Use libfat 1.0.6 as disk access engine
- Use libmxml 2.6 library as xml engine
- Use libogc 1.8.0 library as Wii interface engine
- Build game with devkitPPC r19 compiler.

- Content update:
Added 20 spanish question ( 1 topic)

If anybody has a good idea how to improve this game, please post a comment!

- Added today top highscore screen.
- Improve local and global highscore screen.
- Sound volume settings are now saved!
- Added functionality to trace game events to trace file.
- High score is send to web service if score is better then 10 seconds.
- Improve network thread
- Use libfat 1.0.6 as disk access engine
- Use libmxml 2.6 library as xml engine
- Use libogc 1.8.0 library as Wii interface engine
- Build game with devkitPPC r19 compiler.

If anybody has a good idea how to improve this game, please post a comment!

This tool lets you press button combinations and records the speed. It gives you multiple attempts, so that you can get your thumbs to be as fast as possible. It then uploads the data to my server via wifi and prints some stats in comparison to other users. So you get to know how fast your thumbs are compared to others.

v1.16 19/11/09 - Automatically starts in fullscreen

Finally a stable version after hours of working to find the bug. There’s also a new GUI thanks to aspheric. Thanks to all that helped with testing and I hope you enjoy this stable version of the AutoStart plugin and it’s configurator.

For those of you who are new to it, this plugin lets you launch homebrew, PSX games and ISOs on startup by pressing the configured button. You can also set something to automatically start without the need to press any buttons.

You can find instructions and a changelog in the readme file included in the package.

Again, just comment, email, or send me a message on twitter if you have any further problems.

Download here:
http://www.mediafire.com/?jtddgja1ijc

* No changelog yet

Fixed a problem in the previous version where if you got over 100 lines and went through the sequence the score reverted back to 000 at the title screen. Minor update, but I just thought I should post it in case someone cares.

Decision taken: LynGOO 1.2 is not going to be overclocking by default anymore. My initial thought was that the Dingoo was underclocked just to preserve battery, but it seems I was wrong. Some people have Dingoos which do not run stable at 400MHz because of heat problems. The TV out problem is interesting as well. It may mean that the TV out has to be reinitialized / synced after changing the CPU speed or it may mean that the TV out doesn't work at all when overclocked.

I will do my ultimate best to squeeze a bit more performance out of LynGOO and see if I can run even more games at 100% without overclocking. Handy was not designed for performance however. Also the framerate for the problem games (Shadow of the Beast, Chip's Challenge) most often is 75 FPS which is quite high. The frameskip option in Handy is worthless too; the only thing it does is stop the emulator from outputting a frame to the screen, all effort put into painting that frame has already been done by that time.

* Work as doormen and earn money
* Spend money by buying food
* having a bath
* eat food
* have some sleep

hcf did it - although it only was a small patch, it makes developing for the WIZ so much more comfortable!

hcf created a small program for the WIZ, which enables USB-Ethernet using the stock WIZ USB cable. This does mean, that it is now possible to copy files over directly to the WIZ, run them via command line and see the debug output. The same way it worked on the GP2X F100.

Added a special "Easter egg" if you get 100 or more lines in 1-player mode.

GP32? Yes I know it's been quiet but I've been beavering away and there will be some a new release of MAME4ALL and a BRAND NEW emulator coming soon! :)

Hi, this is a port of FCEUX for Dingux.
I was working on the NESEMU port but i found about fceux and decided to give
it a try since it was a more mature emulator.

You can download it here.

If you don't know how to install an app for dmenu, you can read the INSTALL file or search
in the forums for a more complete tutorial.

This is what i have done so far:

Features

- Based on fceux version 2.1.2
- Great compatibility
- Builtin nsf player
- FDS support
NOTE: You must put a copy of your fds bios (disksys.rom)
in the /local/home/.fceux folder.
- Fullscreen support
- Zipped roms


Controls

Dingoo Nes
-----------------------------------------------------
Pad Pad
A A
B B
Y TurboB
X TurboA
Select Select
Start Start

L Shoulder Change FDS disk
R Shoulder Insert/Eject FDS disk
Select + Up Increase cpu rate
Select + Down Decrease cpu rate
Select + Start Exit emulator
Select + L Shoulder Save State
Select + R Shoulder Load State


ISSUES

- FDS save states are not working.
- Small gameplay lag.

Not supported

- Movie record/playback
- Frameskip
- Screen filters
- Hight quality sound
- New ppu core (It is just too heavy )
- Custom palettes (Not really tested)
- Nes apu volume settings.


TODO

- Create gui for rom browsing and configuration
- Add support for custom palette
- Fix fds save states.

Well see ya!