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On behalf of those of us who love MARP, let me say that if the site disappeared it would be an enormous loss. GL with the issues, hoping for the best.

Follow up for anyone interested: I have been compiling the new WolfMAMEs for myself, and the process is very easy, even for new Linux users, so I figured I'd list the steps. (I alluded to erroring-out before, but that was my fault, I was missing a library, so it was a simple fix.) The following assu...

Thanks a lot for this, much better than the "official" Linux release (which stopped at 0.160, bleh) or SDLMAME for Ubuntu, both of which "install" on your system and spread files everywhere, as opposed to the superior Windows installer-free style where you just extract it and eve...

I just got an error compiling Wolf 179, and not having to troubleshoot that would be good. 64 bit is what I'm looking for, and extra drivers are fine. If you you upload it to wolfmame.marpirc.net, I'll grab it, thanks.

Curious if mahlemiut would consider uploading a WolfMAME Linux binary with each new release, so that those of us who'd like to do our Wolfing on Linux won't have to compile it ourselves. I imagine that there might be more demand from this nowadays than in the past, since it seems that Linux is getti...

Bumping an old thread with a question about -inplayout. What are the arguments for this nowadays? It defaults to "standard", and it looks like dualstick, mahjong, etc. still work. I'm wondering if it's possible to view other inputs besides just controls, such as for games with service mode...

I think I feel a storm a-brewin'...

I see, after exiting, that the system console does show the date recorded and the MAME version used, that's good, but it only gives as much of the frame count and record speed as was just played back (as opposed to the total). Is there a way to get it to display the totals for frame count/record spe...

In newer versions of WolfMAME (that is, the ones that do not produce .wlf files containing "meta" information about the .inp), how does one read the information stored in the .inp in order to verify the recording, and the settings used?