Versatile Commodore Emulator question
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proevofanatik
Versatile Commodore Emulator question
ive installed the Versatile Commodore Emulator. but i dont know how to launch it. does anyone know the command line to launch this emulator?
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proevofanatik
Re: Versatile Commodore Emulator question
sorry to bump this post but does anyone know how? the emulator is installed but there isnt an icon to launch it in menu. do i have to launch it some other way?
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pluraldave
Re: Versatile Commodore Emulator question
VICE Manual
3 Invoking the emulators
The names of the available emulators are:
x64, the C64 emulator
x64dtv, the C64DTV emulator
x128, the C128 emulator
xvic, the VIC20 emulator
xpet, the PET emulator
xplus4, the PLUS4 emulator
xcbm2, the CBM-II emulator
You can run each of them by simply typing the name from a shell. If you want to run them from another application (e.g., a window manager or some other sort of program launcher) you should always run them from a terminal window such as xterm or rxvt since VICE provides a lot of debugging information that is sent to the terminal and has built-in monitor that also appears there. For example, you could do
xterm -e x64