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When you look at the other colors, then it lines up correctly, only the first four colors have this problem. That’s a matter of opinion. Now that the bottom section with the sliders has been removed, we can change that. See the nightly build.

I will be making the Gerbers available once I am sure the PCB is as close to 'perfect' as I can get it. Do you want me to upload them here? yeah thanks. Zak is an adventure game. Most speeders have trouble with it. I mean, it only runs with Jiffy and Dolphin.

Addendum: Denise features a separate UI for generating empty files—such as disk, tape images, as well as Flash or EEPROM for GMOD2 or battery-backed SRAM for the ChessCard. I plan to rework this globally later so that a "shortcut" button for creating an empty image appears right next to the SRAM/EEPROM/etc. selection button within the individual CRTs UI; otherwise, some users might not find the creation UI.

The idea of identifying the affected programs via their checksums and then pre-selecting the correct memory configuration had already been considered. However, that is a tedious process requiring a fair amount of follow-up work. Besides, I never actually took the trouble to list the affected programs; over time, there have been at least twenty of them. It would be better if all these programs could be narrowed down to just two or three memory configurations—for instance, selecting one for the C64...

nightly: support disk demon speeder The PROM dump of the ATF16V8B from the Excel file was the missing link. As with the other speeders, compatibility is mediocre; for instance, Zak McKraken repeatedly asks for the next disk. The speeder can be disabled using @D0 , though Zak still won't load even then. (boot disk never prompts for the next disk.) This is something that should be verified using original speeder hardware; there might be a bug in Denise regarding how the speeder is hidden. hint: insert...

nightly: support disk demon speeder The PROM dump of the ATF16V8B from the Excel file was the missing link. As with the other speeders, compatibility is mediocre; for instance, Zak McKraken repeatedly asks for the next disk. The speeder can be disabled using @D0 , though Zak still won't load even then. (doesn't even reach the 2nd disk) This is something that should be verified using original speeder hardware; there might be a bug in Denise regarding how the speeder is hidden. hint: insert "DISKDEMON_Original_1541_ROM"...

It's more likely to be a troll.

check latest nightly, which includes some UI fixes for windows scaling 150% status bar, wrapping of the last byte in configuration->memory preview, debugger UI's