Brad Smith

I'm seeing this across all types of runner I've tried with v4. windows-2019, ubuntu-latest, macos-latest, etc. the original timestamps are not preserved in the zip.

PRs do get built

Hatari version upgrades have been discussed in the past (see #8) and there's been a few issues holding it back. (Newer version requires more powerful CPU, there aren't available volunteers...

I do have a working build with ubuntu which I haven't added to the main branch yet, as I'm still tweaking it, but you can find builds of it in...

No, I don't have the resources to provide builds for platforms like that myself. Maybe in the future if libretro decides to adopt this core it can be added with...

Yes, hatariB has had floppy saving since the start. It's not based on this core so it's not really a fix for anything going on here.

> One plus for me that's not necessarily apparent is the core seems a lot less laggy in terms of input delay compared to the old one. This is with...

I do plan to submit it to libretro when I feel it's ready. Aside from testing, which is underway thanks to the people who have been trying it and giving...

The EmuTOS project provides command line tools for preparing the TOS ROM for a specific language like that: * [EmuTOS Manual - Manipulating an EmuTOS ROM Image](https://emutos.github.io/manual/#manipulating-an-emutos-rom-image) * [Tools Download](https://sourceforge.net/projects/emutos/files/tools/)...

Ah, I see. That is a new feature from 2.4.1 ([change](https://github.com/hatari/hatari/commit/8d0a7ce74ff5185f1c6f7ffa5fd89454d075ccf8)). Seems to be accessible from the command line only, and not in the UI.