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the lastest PCSX2 unstable have very interesting new features and some concern directly linux users:
Linux: Better MESA support (+1-2 fps) and support Vsync
FreeBSD support
all platform: Early support for PS1 games
and more:
http://pcsx2.net/278-q3-2016-progress-report.html
For Ubuntu users, you can install the lastest unstable version from this PPA:
https://launchpad.net/%7Epcsx2-team/+archive/ubuntu/pcsx2-daily
I tested it it's very stable and fast emulator.
Have fun!
I hope you enjoy this build of pcsx2.
[Download F25 RPM Package](https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B7W70ATEvsNdZmY4UGlHOGNIVzQ)
You'll probably want to install it via dnf in a terminal. I've had poor luck with the Software app installing 3rd party RPMs.
Cheers.
https://launchpad.net/~gregory-hainaut/+archive/ubuntu/pcsx2.official.ppa
(or the daily linked above)
It seems to want to remove the "notification-daemon" when I try to install the latest version on my Kubuntu16.04 system. As that sounds like a rather important part of my system, I am not sure if that's a good idea :)