PCSX-R sure is easy to install, but it freezes my computer when I try playing anything.
So between that and libgtk1.2 being basically impossible to find, are there any other PSX emulators that don't suck?
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PCSX-R sure is easy to install, but it freezes my computer when I try playing anything.
So between that and libgtk1.2 being basically impossible to find, are there any other PSX emulators that don't suck?
pSX hasn't been updated for a while, but might work. PCSX-R is probably the only actively developed emulator left. Try some of the nightly builds.Quote:
Originally Posted by tetrisalphabet
The nightly build had an error and wouldn't even generate the configure script correctly.Quote:
Originally Posted by F-3582
I can't believe in 2012 there's no good PS1 emulator for Linux still. Most games I try won't even load correctly in version 1.9.92 of pcsxr. I have tried every BIOS (I have like 10 of them) as well as the emulated included BIOS with no luck. If ePSXe works well, it would have been really great if they included the libraries with it and/or used a universal Linux installer for it like Zero Install so it wouldn't be made of failure when users of newer distros tried to run it. I would love to find a simple download of libgtk1.2, but most everything I found was stupid packages instead of just giving the library file, instead of like in Windows where you can download DLL libraries easily from numerous websites. It never ceases to amaze me how a community that cares about openness has such a severe lack of standards that basic freedom like being able to download and run a program is so impossible for normal (and often even advanced) users.
I know libgtk1.2 is in some old repo someplace or bundled in some old distro someplace. If I find a good link I'll add it to this thread.
And don't even get me started on Microsoft's Codeplex site where PCSXR currently resides and how much it sucks. Reading your user agent browser string to detect your OS? Screw that, lets just recommend the Windows version for everything! Lets also not even have a "platform type" for any of the files, so you have to read the file names and try to guess what platform they are for.
Brilliant!
I wish i could install epsxe on ubuntu 64 bits
To install ePSXe on 12.04 32 or 64 bit you need the following:
- i386/32-bit
cd /tmp
wget -O libglib1.2ldbl_i386.deb http://goo.gl/8ghqY
sudo dpkg -i libglib1.2ldbl_i386.deb
wget -O libgtk1.2-common_all.deb http://goo.gl/snRd1
sudo dpkg -i libgtk1.2-common_all.deb
wget -O libgtk1.2_i386.deb http://goo.gl/HB04M
sudo dpkg -i libgtk1.2_i386.deb
- amd64/64-bit
cd /tmp
wget -O libglib1.2ldbl_amd64.deb http://goo.gl/ZEHVg
sudo dpkg -i libglib1.2ldbl_amd64.deb
wget -O libgtk1.2-common_all.deb http://goo.gl/snRd1
sudo dpkg -i libgtk1.2-common_all.deb
wget -O libgtk1.2_amd64.deb http://goo.gl/lxFZj
sudo dpkg -i libgtk1.2_amd64.deb
This will locate and solve libgtk1.2 problems..
Thanks for the post guys!
I'm still having an issue getting this working though :(
I followed the main post and then TOMBSTONEV2's last post..
I'm not getting a libgtk1.2 error anymore, however, I AM getting this error:
I am on Ubuntu 12.10 (64 bit)Code:./epsxe: error while loading shared libraries: libgmodule-1.2.so.0: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS64
Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance :)
Hey!
After reading about this and fiddling around on my Ubuntu 13.04 (64bit), I have to admit that looks like there's only two ways to make epsxe work:
Either install the 32-bit modules by TOMBSTONEV2:s last post's first paragrahp. This will make epsxe work, but will also create a dependency problem with apt-get. You'll have to remove the package libgtk1.2-common every time you want to perform an update and then install it back. ****** solution, but works.
The other solution is to run it in Wine. I've heard it runs just fine.