IT-MAME is a front-end software that utilizes Tcl/tk to run xMAME. It provides an interface for users to easily access and play different MAME games.
If you're a fan of classic arcade games, you'll love IT-MAME. This software is a Tcl/tk Front End for xMAME, the Unix version of Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator. With IT-MAME, you get a graphical user interface that makes it easy to select and play your favorite arcade games.
IT-MAME is a great front end for xmame, which is based on the M.A.M.E. project. The software has been written in Tcl/Tk, and it's smaller, quicker, and easier to use than many other arcade emulator front ends. Although there is already a Tk front end called tk-mame, IT-MAME provides a better experience for users.
IT-MAME has been tested with the 0.36rc1 version of xmame. While it may work with prior versions, the developers cannot guarantee optimal performance. If you do test the software on a different version of xmame and encounter any issues, be sure to let the team know.
To install IT-MAME, simply run the command "make install" for a first-time install. If you want to remove the software at any point, just run "make uninstall." Once installed, IT-MAME can be launched by running the command "it-mame" in an X term.
Overall, we highly recommend IT-MAME for anyone who wants to enjoy classic arcade games on their Unix system. The front end is simple to use, reliable, and provides an excellent gaming experience.
IT-MAME is a great front end for xmame, which is based on the M.A.M.E. project. The software has been written in Tcl/Tk, and it's smaller, quicker, and easier to use than many other arcade emulator front ends. Although there is already a Tk front end called tk-mame, IT-MAME provides a better experience for users.
IT-MAME has been tested with the 0.36rc1 version of xmame. While it may work with prior versions, the developers cannot guarantee optimal performance. If you do test the software on a different version of xmame and encounter any issues, be sure to let the team know.
To install IT-MAME, simply run the command "make install" for a first-time install. If you want to remove the software at any point, just run "make uninstall." Once installed, IT-MAME can be launched by running the command "it-mame" in an X term.
Overall, we highly recommend IT-MAME for anyone who wants to enjoy classic arcade games on their Unix system. The front end is simple to use, reliable, and provides an excellent gaming experience.
What's New
Version 0.1.5: N/A