Quoting: Dodongo_KingI'm glad you've asked Liam:
- https://www.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/cptd03/flycast_90_compatibility_with_hle_bios_opensource/ [External Link]
Their own post has proof from where the HLE bios was copied from

Interesting, some clear copy/pastes there and they claim they give credit in-source when they do it in a comment but they don't seem to be doing so. That's such a shame for such a big project.

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Quoting: Dodongo_KingJust to be clear, most of the progress mentioned in this article isn't actually work made by Flyinghead or anyone related to the RetroArch project, but copy pasted from many other sources that they don't credit:
- HLE bios came from the older (still open source) Redream repository
- Most of the WinCE support came from the older nullDC repository (the project that became Reicast, by the same developer)

If you look into the code, you can actually see code being simply copied from other sources as well, also without being credited. Btw, the "CD-Project" is a joke, it's just running games that always worked directly from CD-ROMs in other emulador and using this as marketing material (because this is more important to RetroArch than any actual preservation, as they don't even document the code they copied from other sources). For the Dreamcast is even more of a joke, as you can't use GD-ROMs without a specic drive and using CDIs is pretty much the worse format for any retail game (and this is what Flycast supports...).

All well and good saying all that but you've not provided a single bit to back up any of what you say.

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Quoting: devnullCode may not be there but their datamodel has to have it else they wouldn't be able to display it at all (hardware requirements). The Engine should be doable too for data served via steam.

Not if its just plain text, I've seen all kinds of dumb things in system requirements so it's likely just storing whatever developers write.

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Quoting: qptain NemoUgh, let's be real, you only wrote this article so you could flex on us with your insane painting skills.

Busted.

Look, I wanted to enter this drawing competition I found on the back of my cornflakes this morning. I mean, it's for kids but I'm only 31.

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Quoting: devnullIf Valve is actually paying attention I'd love more technical filters.. As it stands now you can't for example filter by required hardware or game engine.

I imagine that's because Valve likely don't store such data in categories to select, given how varied the system requirements are like people being able to note "CPU: Potato" for example.

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Update: Linux system requirements are now up as requested :)

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Quoting: massatt212

Quoting: Liam Dawe

Quoting: massatt212is that an Easy Anti-Cheat version for linux ?

Should be, it has supported Linux for a long time, just not Wine/Steam Play yet.

im gonna ask something stupid now
why Easy Anti-Cheat Doesn't work with Wine Prefix ?

Easy Anti-Cheat was never designed to work with Wine and Wine will likely need to implement a bunch of things to allow a Windows version of EAC to work.

Same story as anything in Wine, there are parts that just aren't done.

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Quoting: massatt212is that an Easy Anti-Cheat version for linux ?

Should be, it has supported Linux for a long time, just not Wine/Steam Play yet.

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Quoting: Guppy

Quoting: CanadianBlueBeerWell, that explains why it stopped working.

Will test that for tonights gaming. (I hate having to reboot into that "other" system)
:)

It stopped working? been playing for the past 3 hours with no problems - granted I use 80 for TTL

I think they were talking about WoW not working, not the fix :)

Quoting: devnullSetting a default of 128 is kinda silly. I don't play WoW but if you can identify what networks are required (with tcpdump for example), a better option is a policy route...

This is just the quickest and simplest solution to get people back up and running while it was an issue.

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Quoting: Gueststeam link broken (:

Sorry about that, it had a 1 at the start by accident.

For future reference, do make use of the "For spelling, grammar and other corrections to our article—click here" section before comments as I don't get a chance to read the comment all the time and stuff sent in that feature go into our notifications so we can promptly fix any article errors.

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