I have tried this in Ubuntu 12.04LTS 64bit with Wine 1.5.5 and it works great. The only issue which is only using it in WINE 1.5.5 is mapping the d-pad sometimes. If you can't get it to map the controller all I did was pull a working jnes.ini from a working windows pc then it works perfect.
Also I found that it performs poorly in single core computer like the pentium 4 while using an 6600GT and 7600GS video cards with AGP. I know the issue is with the processor since the processor hits nearly 90% usage when running it in Linux with WINE. So you need at least a dual core system at 2.0Ghz per core to get the correct FPS out of it. I have been using this since 0.6 and it works perfect.
I have a bug in Mega Man and Mega Man 2. Whenever jumping or firing, there is this low, bass noise the occurs after whichever action. It's almost like a buzz that lasts maybe half a second. This only happens with these two games, 3 and later are fine. This did not happen in ver 0.6. Help would be appreciated! Thanks, Dana
I have problems with playing Gradius NES and Gradius II NES... the graphics disappears all the time. The Vic Viper (Player 1 or 2) has for the most of the time a part visible... same for other sprites.
I've tried it on the FC emulator for Wii, no graphical errors... so the graphic reading for those two games doesn't go well
But sound and other stuff are perfect game lags too... but that's normal
I was wondering if there was any way to fix the artifacts on the right side of the screen in Super Mario Bros. 3. I know it is a well known thing, but it is somewhat distracting. Especially when you've played it on a real NES before.
I changed the Input, Video, Audio configuration, then close the Emulator. When I reopen it, all my config are gone, they all reverse back to the default configuration (??????)
It's a known problem but apparently your settings get saved by clicking the red-x button instead clicking Exit via the File menu.
Here's what Jabo posted about it:
Just wanted to follow up, TheRocket was able to help me work out what the issue with saving is, if you are using the File menu to exit the application it will not save settings properly. Instead click the red-x button in the title bar and it should save properly.
I myself didn't found out about this until recently and had to use 1.0.2 as a workaround earlier.
Yahooooo!. It worked, Thanks..............
Now I remember it, Jnes1.1 stopped showing the Language check window wen i open, Maybe because i did hit the X button after all ^^
Jnes is my fav NES EMU, U guy r doing great ^.^ kEEP up the good work
i use recently tried to play Pinbot, when i tried to load the game the bottom of the window said "Error: Mapper #119 unsupported" any ideas what could be doing this? i'm thinking a graphical mapper isn't supported.
it's one of the games that i have a hard time finding a working emu for.
Dude, whyd you remove the Jnes App from Google play? I accidentally deleted mine and i went to re-download it but its gone. I really liked that emulator mann
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