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You now need the latest version of your Linux distribution or at least Windows 10 to get official support for this release.
Changes compared to v2.0.2.5613
HWPR has been fixed on Linux.
Known issues
Unfortunately, you might have to run EmuGUI from the terminal on Linux.
You will not be notified about any more updates for now as update.txt will not be updated.
As for the TPM functionality, you must run mkdir (insert-path-here) and swtpm socket --tpm2 --tpmstate dir=(insert-path-here) --ctrl type=unixio,path=(insert-path-here)/swtpm-sock --log level=20 in a terminal (You can leave the --tpm2 argument away tho if you plan to use TPM 1.2 instead).
The QCOW2 format is prone to not work for some Windows VMs.
EmuGUI v2.0.2.5613 "Ioana Rosa" (based on v2.0.1.5612)
The Linux build parts of the readme have been updated to say you should use --onefile again.
Known issues
Unfortunately, you might have to run EmuGUI from the terminal on Linux.
You will not be notified about any more updates for now as update.txt will not be updated.
As for the TPM functionality, you must run mkdir (insert-path-here) and swtpm socket --tpm2 --tpmstate dir=(insert-path-here) --ctrl type=unixio,path=(insert-path-here)/swtpm-sock --log level=20 in a terminal (You can leave the --tpm2 argument away tho if you plan to use TPM 1.2 instead).
The QCOW2 format is prone to not work for some Windows VMs.
You now need the latest version of your Linux distribution or at least Windows 10 to get official support for this pre-release.
This is a pre-release, meaning it's still in development. Don't use this build for production. Evaluation is okay tho.
Changes compared to v2.0.0.5611
In order for instances run by a desktop shortcut to run properly on Windows, a new variable will be used. The Ioana Rosa banner already is shown via that new variable.
The variable is used in the main window now.
The variable also applies on the icon.
The variable is also in an extra file.
The extra file has been updated to (hopefully) no longer conflict with folder names.
Some error codes related to the variable have been added.
The new pathfinder is used on the main window now, but doesn't work as expected (30th June, 2024 at 09:55 AM).
The pathfinder has been fixed (30th June, 2024 at 09:58 AM).
The pathfinder is now imported in all relevant files.
The execution directory has been assigned in those files.
Forgot the HardWare Plug-in Reader (HWPR) initially, so I had to add it there now.
So far, the pathfinder is in use in the following modules:
Main Window
Edit VM dialog
New VM dialog
Error dialog
Setting restart dialog
Start VM dialog
Translation script for "System default".
HWPR/Additional Hardware Selection Plug-In System (AHSPIS)
The delcache scripts have been updated to remove the cache from the services folder as well.
Unnecessary code has been removed from the following modules:
Edit VM dialog
Pathfinder
I try to fix the Pathfinder on compiled binaries on Linux. (30th June, 2024 at 12:45 PM)
The pathfinder needed some extra lines for Windows.
The pathfinder should be fixed now, but the --onefile argument may no longer be used in PyInstaller.
Known issues
Unfortunately, you might have to run EmuGUI from the terminal on Linux.
You will not be notified about any more updates for now as update.txt will not be updated.
As for the TPM functionality, you must run mkdir (insert-path-here) and swtpm socket --tpm2 --tpmstate dir=(insert-path-here) --ctrl type=unixio,path=(insert-path-here)/swtpm-sock --log level=20 in a terminal (You can leave the --tpm2 argument away tho if you plan to use TPM 1.2 instead).
The QCOW2 format is prone to not work for some Windows VMs.
You now need the latest version of your Linux distribution or at least Windows 10 to get official support for this release.
Changes compared to v1.2.2.5512
As always, EmuGUI 2.0 receives another codename, in this case "Ioana Rosa".
An architecture list in the main window and its usage made the number of used initialisation code shrink. The old code has been commented out.
The same optimisation efforts have been applied to the code which changes the settings and the code which starts VMs.
The old feature list has been updated.
Even though the Additional Hardware Selection Plug-In System (AHSPIS) still has to be made, I started working on JSON plug-ins for x86, PowerPC and ARM machines which are planned to be included with EmuGUI anyway.
The copyright in the license file has been updated.
The "Install on Linux" part of the readme has been corrected.
I'm now working on what will become the MIPS and SPARC plug-ins.
Some plug-ins have been separated.
The generic plug-in is in the works.
HAXM is now depreciated on EmuGUI.
A copy of the New VM dialog has been edited.
A copy of the Edit VM dialog has been edited.
I'm doing my best to optimise EmuGUI by adapting the New VM dialog.
For that, the plug-in reader has been prepared.
The delcache scripts have been updated.
The Edit VM dialog is also to be shrunk in size.
The New and Edit VM dialogs are being optimised further.
An issue in the New VM dialog which caused the VM creation to be incomplete has been fixed.
The Start VM dialog has been adjusted.
The SPARC64 plug-in has been corrected.
An Alpha plug-in is in the making.
The Alpha support is mostly there.
As suggested by levelad, an experimental option to run WHPX with kernel-irqchip=off has been added.
The translation of the main window was updated.
I'm working on bringing back translations for the New VM dialog. However, it will take a while until I can actually re-activate them.
Some things on the New VM dialog had to be corrected.
The readme had to be corrected again.
Work on the RISC-V 32/64 plug-in has begun.
The translation files had to be corrected.
The New VM dialog is now ready to be translated again.
RISC-V 32-bit support has been added. Sorry, but I have to make a second QEMU page starting with RISC-V 64-bit.
RISC-V 64-bit support has been added. From now on, there are two QEMU tabs.
The translations for RISC-V have been added.
April Fools! (from 2.0.0.5606_b2)
Networking should now work on RISC-V and Alpha.
Word wrapping is activated in the BIOS thing on the New VM dialog now.
Thanks to imwez (Discord username), the Portuguese translation is now more complete.
There are efforts in fixing the readme.
The main UI file has been recreated.
User0 is now responsible for the Debian packages. They will come out later than the portable binaries tho.
Speaking about portable binaries, Windows executables will be built with Python 3.12 from now on.
The additional argument for KVM is no longer mentioned in the readme because it is no longer necessary.
The tab order in the first QEMU tab has been adjusted.
Welcome to the team, PrelevatedInsider18204.
The main window has been translated as far as possible.
EmuGUI now has a Guilded server.
If you wanna know: The VM dialogs are re-translated.
The new banner has been introduced.
The fact that EmuGUI on Linux now needs (lib)xcb-cursor0 is mentioned in the readme.
On the Linux building section, you can now see the exact install commands for Git and binutils.
Also on the Linux building section, you can now click directly on the installation section where you're told to install QEMU.
On Linux, there are efforts to make EmuGUI accept spaces in file paths.
Foreported from v1.2.3.5513
SPARC64 VMs didn't have network capabilities under any circumstances. This is now fixed.
Changes compared to v2.0.0.5610_rc4
The redundant code has been removed from the main window.
Some old/backup files have been deleted.
Some old code has been removed from the Start VM dialog.
Some old code has been removed from the New VM dialog.
Some old code has been removed from the Edit VM dialog.
Old translation code has been removed from the language files for: Belarusian, Czech, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Ukrainian.
Known issues
Unfortunately, you might have to run EmuGUI from the terminal on Linux.
You will not be notified about any more updates for now as update.txt will not be updated.
As for the TPM functionality, you must run mkdir (insert-path-here) and swtpm socket --tpm2 --tpmstate dir=(insert-path-here) --ctrl type=unixio,path=(insert-path-here)/swtpm-sock --log level=20 in a terminal (You can leave the --tpm2 argument away tho if you plan to use TPM 1.2 instead).
The QCOW2 format is prone to not work for some Windows VMs.
The changelog still states this is a pre-release while it's not.
You now need the latest version of your Linux distribution or at least Windows 10 to get official support for this pre-release.
This is a pre-release, meaning it's still in development. Don't use this build for production. Evaluation is okay tho.
Changes compared to v1.2.2.5512
As always, EmuGUI 2.0 receives another codename, in this case "Ioana Rosa".
An architecture list in the main window and its usage made the number of used initialisation code shrink. The old code has been commented out.
The same optimisation efforts have been applied to the code which changes the settings and the code which starts VMs.
The old feature list has been updated.
Even though the Additional Hardware Selection Plug-In System (AHSPIS) still has to be made, I started working on JSON plug-ins for x86, PowerPC and ARM machines which are planned to be included with EmuGUI anyway.
The copyright in the license file has been updated.
The "Install on Linux" part of the readme has been corrected.
I'm now working on what will become the MIPS and SPARC plug-ins.
Some plug-ins have been separated.
The generic plug-in is in the works.
HAXM is now depreciated on EmuGUI.
A copy of the New VM dialog has been edited.
A copy of the Edit VM dialog has been edited.
I'm doing my best to optimise EmuGUI by adapting the New VM dialog.
For that, the plug-in reader has been prepared.
The delcache scripts have been updated.
However, due to translation issues, the New VM dialog is exclusively in English at this time.
The Edit VM dialog is also to be shrunk in size.
The New and Edit VM dialogs are being optimised further.
An issue in the New VM dialog which caused the VM creation to be incomplete has been fixed.
The Start VM dialog has been adjusted.
The SPARC64 plug-in has been corrected.
An Alpha plug-in is in the making.
The Alpha support is mostly there. However, VMs don't seem to run.
As suggested by levelad, an experimental option to run WHPX with kernel-irqchip=off has been added.
The translation of the main window was updated.
I'm working on bringing back translations for the New VM dialog. However, it will take a while until I can actually re-activate them.
Some things on the New VM dialog had to be corrected.
The readme had to be corrected again.
Work on the RISC-V 32/64 plug-in has begun.
The translation files had to be corrected.
The New VM dialog is now ready to be translated again.
RISC-V 32-bit support has been added. Sorry, but I have to make a second QEMU page starting with RISC-V 64-bit.
RISC-V 64-bit support has been added. From now on, there are two QEMU tabs.
The translations for RISC-V have been added.
I'm working on bringing back the translation functionality on the Edit VM dialog.
April Fools! (from 2.0.0.5606_b2)
Networking should now work on RISC-V and Alpha.
Word wrapping is activated in the BIOS thing on the New VM dialog now.
Thanks to imwez (Discord username), the Portuguese translation is now more complete.
There are efforts in fixing the readme.
The main UI file has been recreated.
User0 is now responsible for the Debian packages. They will come out later than the portable binaries tho.
Speaking about portable binaries, Windows executables will be built with Python 3.12 from now on.
The additional argument for KVM is no longer mentioned in the readme because it is no longer necessary.
The tab order in the first QEMU tab has been adjusted.
Welcome to the team, PrelevatedInsider18204.
The main window has been translated as far as possible.
EmuGUI now has a Guilded server.
If you wanna know: The VM dialogs are re-translated.
The new banner has been introduced.
The fact that EmuGUI on Linux now needs (lib)xcb-cursor0 is mentioned in the readme.
Foreported from v1.2.3.5513
SPARC64 VMs didn't have network capabilities under any circumstances. This is now fixed.
Changes compared to v2.0.0.5609_rc3
On the Linux building section, you can now see the exact install commands for Git and binutils.
Also on the Linux building section, you can now click directly on the installation section where you're told to install QEMU.
On Linux, there are efforts to make EmuGUI accept spaces in file paths.
Known issues
Unfortunately, you might have to run EmuGUI from the terminal on Linux.
You will not be notified about any more updates for now as update.txt will not be updated.
As for the TPM functionality, you must run mkdir (insert-path-here) and swtpm socket --tpm2 --tpmstate dir=(insert-path-here) --ctrl type=unixio,path=(insert-path-here)/swtpm-sock --log level=20 in a terminal (You can leave the --tpm2 argument away tho if you plan to use TPM 1.2 instead).
The QCOW2 format is prone to not work for some Windows VMs.
You now need the latest version of your Linux distribution or at least Windows 10 to get official support for this pre-release.
This is a pre-release, meaning it's still in development. Don't use this build for production. Evaluation is okay tho.
Changes compared to v1.2.2.5512
As always, EmuGUI 2.0 receives another codename, in this case "Ioana Rosa".
An architecture list in the main window and its usage made the number of used initialisation code shrink. The old code has been commented out.
The same optimisation efforts have been applied to the code which changes the settings and the code which starts VMs.
The old feature list has been updated.
Even though the Additional Hardware Selection Plug-In System (AHSPIS) still has to be made, I started working on JSON plug-ins for x86, PowerPC and ARM machines which are planned to be included with EmuGUI anyway.
The copyright in the license file has been updated.
The "Install on Linux" part of the readme has been corrected.
I'm now working on what will become the MIPS and SPARC plug-ins.
Some plug-ins have been separated.
The generic plug-in is in the works.
HAXM is now depreciated on EmuGUI.
A copy of the New VM dialog has been edited.
A copy of the Edit VM dialog has been edited.
I'm doing my best to optimise EmuGUI by adapting the New VM dialog.
For that, the plug-in reader has been prepared.
The delcache scripts have been updated.
However, due to translation issues, the New VM dialog is exclusively in English at this time.
The Edit VM dialog is also to be shrunk in size.
The New and Edit VM dialogs are being optimised further.
An issue in the New VM dialog which caused the VM creation to be incomplete has been fixed.
The Start VM dialog has been adjusted.
The SPARC64 plug-in has been corrected.
An Alpha plug-in is in the making.
The Alpha support is mostly there. However, VMs don't seem to run.
As suggested by levelad, an experimental option to run WHPX with kernel-irqchip=off has been added.
The translation of the main window was updated.
I'm working on bringing back translations for the New VM dialog. However, it will take a while until I can actually re-activate them.
Some things on the New VM dialog had to be corrected.
The readme had to be corrected again.
Work on the RISC-V 32/64 plug-in has begun.
The translation files had to be corrected.
The New VM dialog is now ready to be translated again.
RISC-V 32-bit support has been added. Sorry, but I have to make a second QEMU page starting with RISC-V 64-bit.
RISC-V 64-bit support has been added. From now on, there are two QEMU tabs.
The translations for RISC-V have been added.
I'm working on bringing back the translation functionality on the Edit VM dialog.
April Fools! (from 2.0.0.5606_b2)
Networking should now work on RISC-V and Alpha.
Word wrapping is activated in the BIOS thing on the New VM dialog now.
Thanks to imwez (Discord username), the Portuguese translation is now more complete.
There are efforts in fixing the readme.
The main UI file has been recreated.
User0 is now responsible for the Debian packages. They will come out later than the portable binaries tho.
Speaking about portable binaries, Windows executables will be built with Python 3.12 from now on.
The additional argument for KVM is no longer mentioned in the readme because it is no longer necessary.
The tab order in the first QEMU tab has been adjusted.
Welcome to the team, PrelevatedInsider18204.
The main window has been translated as far as possible.
EmuGUI now has a Guilded server.
Foreported from v1.2.3.5513
SPARC64 VMs didn't have network capabilities under any circumstances. This is now fixed.
Changes compared to v2.0.0.5608_rc2
The new banner has been introduced.
The fact that EmuGUI on Linux now needs (lib)xcb-cursor0 is mentioned in the readme.
Edit VM dialog - Progress
Language
Status
German
Done
Spanish
(Mostly) done
French
In progress
Italian
Done
Polish
Done
Portuguese
Done
Romanian
Pending
Russian
In progress
Ukrainian
Pending
Belarusian
In progress
Czech
Done
New VM dialog - Progress
Language
Status
German
Done
Spanish
Done
French
In progress
Italian
Done
Polish
Done
Portuguese
Done
Romanian
Pending
Russian
In progress
Ukrainian
Pending
Belarusian
In progress
Czech
Done
Known issues
Unfortunately, you might have to run EmuGUI from the terminal on Linux.
You will not be notified about any more updates for now as update.txt will not be updated.
As for the TPM functionality, you must run mkdir (insert-path-here) and swtpm socket --tpm2 --tpmstate dir=(insert-path-here) --ctrl type=unixio,path=(insert-path-here)/swtpm-sock --log level=20 in a terminal (You can leave the --tpm2 argument away tho if you plan to use TPM 1.2 instead).
The QCOW2 format is prone to not work for some Windows VMs.
Due to the massive restructuring of the New and Edit VM dialogs, those will NOT be translated at this time, meaning they are English only. However, I'll be working on fixing that during development. (not anymore, I just forgot to remove this from the changelog)
You now need the latest version of your Linux distribution or at least Windows 10 to get official support for this pre-release.
This is a pre-release, meaning it's still in development. Don't use this build for production. Evaluation is okay tho.
Changes compared to v1.2.2.5512
As always, EmuGUI 2.0 receives another codename, in this case "Ioana Rosa".
An architecture list in the main window and its usage made the number of used initialisation code shrink. The old code has been commented out.
The same optimisation efforts have been applied to the code which changes the settings and the code which starts VMs.
The old feature list has been updated.
Even though the Additional Hardware Selection Plug-In System (AHSPIS) still has to be made, I started working on JSON plug-ins for x86, PowerPC and ARM machines which are planned to be included with EmuGUI anyway.
The copyright in the license file has been updated.
The "Install on Linux" part of the readme has been corrected.
I'm now working on what will become the MIPS and SPARC plug-ins.
Some plug-ins have been separated.
The generic plug-in is in the works.
HAXM is now depreciated on EmuGUI.
A copy of the New VM dialog has been edited.
A copy of the Edit VM dialog has been edited.
I'm doing my best to optimise EmuGUI by adapting the New VM dialog.
For that, the plug-in reader has been prepared.
The delcache scripts have been updated.
However, due to translation issues, the New VM dialog is exclusively in English at this time.
The Edit VM dialog is also to be shrunk in size.
The New and Edit VM dialogs are being optimised further.
An issue in the New VM dialog which caused the VM creation to be incomplete has been fixed.
The Start VM dialog has been adjusted.
The SPARC64 plug-in has been corrected.
An Alpha plug-in is in the making.
The Alpha support is mostly there. However, VMs don't seem to run.
As suggested by levelad, an experimental option to run WHPX with kernel-irqchip=off has been added.
The translation of the main window was updated.
I'm working on bringing back translations for the New VM dialog. However, it will take a while until I can actually re-activate them.
Some things on the New VM dialog had to be corrected.
The readme had to be corrected again.
Work on the RISC-V 32/64 plug-in has begun.
The translation files had to be corrected.
The New VM dialog is now ready to be translated again.
RISC-V 32-bit support has been added. Sorry, but I have to make a second QEMU page starting with RISC-V 64-bit.
RISC-V 64-bit support has been added. From now on, there are two QEMU tabs.
The translations for RISC-V have been added.
I'm working on bringing back the translation functionality on the Edit VM dialog.
April Fools! (from 2.0.0.5606_b2)
Networking should now work on RISC-V and Alpha.
Word wrapping is activated in the BIOS thing on the New VM dialog now.
Thanks to imwez (Discord username), the Portuguese translation is now more complete.
There are efforts in fixing the readme.
The main UI file has been recreated.
User0 is now responsible for the Debian packages. They will come out later than the portable binaries tho.
Speaking about portable binaries, Windows executables will be built with Python 3.12 from now on.
Foreported from v1.2.3.5513
SPARC64 VMs didn't have network capabilities under any circumstances. This is now fixed.
Changes compared to v2.0.0.5607_rc1
The additional argument for KVM is no longer mentioned in the readme because it is no longer necessary.
The tab order in the first QEMU tab has been adjusted.
Welcome to the team, PrelevatedInsider18204.
The main window has been translated as far as possible.
EmuGUI now has a Guilded server.
Edit VM dialog - Progress
Language
Status
German
Done
Spanish
(Mostly) done
French
In progress
Italian
Done
Polish
Done
Portuguese
Done
Romanian
Pending
Russian
In progress
Ukrainian
Pending
Belarusian
In progress
Czech
Done
New VM dialog - Progress
Language
Status
German
Done
Spanish
Done
French
In progress
Italian
Done
Polish
Done
Portuguese
Done
Romanian
Pending
Russian
In progress
Ukrainian
Pending
Belarusian
In progress
Czech
Done
Known issues
Unfortunately, you might have to run EmuGUI from the terminal on Linux.
You will not be notified about any more updates for now as update.txt will not be updated.
As for the TPM functionality, you must run mkdir (insert-path-here) and swtpm socket --tpm2 --tpmstate dir=(insert-path-here) --ctrl type=unixio,path=(insert-path-here)/swtpm-sock --log level=20 in a terminal (You can leave the --tpm2 argument away tho if you plan to use TPM 1.2 instead).
The QCOW2 format is prone to not work for some Windows VMs.
Due to the massive restructuring of the New and Edit VM dialogs, those will NOT be translated at this time, meaning they are English only. However, I'll be working on fixing that during development.
You now need the latest version of your Linux distribution or at least Windows 10 to get official support for this pre-release.
This is a pre-release, meaning it's still in development. Don't use this build for production. Evaluation is okay tho.
Changes compared to v1.2.2.5512
As always, EmuGUI 2.0 receives another codename, in this case "Ioana Rosa".
An architecture list in the main window and its usage made the number of used initialisation code shrink. The old code has been commented out.
The same optimisation efforts have been applied to the code which changes the settings and the code which starts VMs.
The old feature list has been updated.
Even though the Additional Hardware Selection Plug-In System (AHSPIS) still has to be made, I started working on JSON plug-ins for x86, PowerPC and ARM machines which are planned to be included with EmuGUI anyway.
The copyright in the license file has been updated.
The "Install on Linux" part of the readme has been corrected.
I'm now working on what will become the MIPS and SPARC plug-ins.
Some plug-ins have been separated.
The generic plug-in is in the works.
HAXM is now depreciated on EmuGUI.
A copy of the New VM dialog has been edited.
A copy of the Edit VM dialog has been edited.
I'm doing my best to optimise EmuGUI by adapting the New VM dialog.
For that, the plug-in reader has been prepared.
The delcache scripts have been updated.
However, due to translation issues, the New VM dialog is exclusively in English at this time.
The Edit VM dialog is also to be shrunk in size.
The New and Edit VM dialogs are being optimised further.
An issue in the New VM dialog which caused the VM creation to be incomplete has been fixed.
The Start VM dialog has been adjusted.
The SPARC64 plug-in has been corrected.
An Alpha plug-in is in the making.
The Alpha support is mostly there. However, VMs don't seem to run.
As suggested by levelad, an experimental option to run WHPX with kernel-irqchip=off has been added.
The translation of the main window was updated.
I'm working on bringing back translations for the New VM dialog. However, it will take a while until I can actually re-activate them.
Some things on the New VM dialog had to be corrected.
The readme had to be corrected again.
Work on the RISC-V 32/64 plug-in has begun.
The translation files had to be corrected.
The New VM dialog is now ready to be translated again.
RISC-V 32-bit support has been added. Sorry, but I have to make a second QEMU page starting with RISC-V 64-bit.
RISC-V 64-bit support has been added. From now on, there are two QEMU tabs.
The translations for RISC-V have been added.
I'm working on bringing back the translation functionality on the Edit VM dialog.
April Fools! (from 2.0.0.5606_b2)
Foreported from v1.2.3.5513
SPARC64 VMs didn't have network capabilities under any circumstances. This is now fixed.
Changes compared to v2.0.0.5606_b2
Networking should now work on RISC-V and Alpha.
Word wrapping is activated in the BIOS thing on the New VM dialog now.
Thanks to imwez (Discord username), the Portuguese translation is now more complete.
There are efforts in fixing the readme.
The main UI file has been recreated.
User0 is now responsible for the Debian packages. They will come out later than the portable binaries tho.
Speaking about portable binaries, Windows executables will be built with Python 3.12 from now on.
Edit VM dialog - Progress
Language
Status
German
Done
Spanish
(Mostly) done
French
In progress
Italian
Done
Polish
Done
Portuguese
Done
Romanian
Pending
Russian
In progress
Ukrainian
Pending
Belarusian
Pending
Czech
Done
New VM dialog - Progress
Language
Status
German
Done
Spanish
Done
French
In progress
Italian
Done
Polish
Done
Portuguese
Done
Romanian
Pending
Russian
In progress
Ukrainian
Pending
Belarusian
Pending
Czech
Done
Known issues
Unfortunately, you might have to run EmuGUI from the terminal on Linux.
You will not be notified about any more updates for now as update.txt will not be updated.
As for the TPM functionality, you must run mkdir (insert-path-here) and swtpm socket --tpm2 --tpmstate dir=(insert-path-here) --ctrl type=unixio,path=(insert-path-here)/swtpm-sock --log level=20 in a terminal (You can leave the --tpm2 argument away tho if you plan to use TPM 1.2 instead).
The QCOW2 format is prone to not work for some Windows VMs.
Due to the massive restructuring of the New and Edit VM dialogs, those will NOT be translated at this time, meaning they are English only. However, I'll be working on fixing that during development.
Notes about the .deb file
After installing the .deb file, you won't be able to execute EmuGUI using the emugui command, use emugui-testing instead.
Packages added
Arch package created by pi18204 and uploaded by @Tech-FZ on 21st April, 2024
You now need the latest version of your Linux distribution or at least Windows 10 to get official support for this pre-release.
This is a pre-release, meaning it's still in development. Don't use this build for production. Evaluation is okay tho.
Changes compared to v1.2.2.5512
As always, EmuGUI 2.0 receives another codename, in this case "Ioana Rosa".
An architecture list in the main window and its usage made the number of used initialisation code shrink. The old code has been commented out.
The same optimisation efforts have been applied to the code which changes the settings and the code which starts VMs.
The old feature list has been updated.
Even though the Additional Hardware Selection Plug-In System (AHSPIS) still has to be made, I started working on JSON plug-ins for x86, PowerPC and ARM machines which are planned to be included with EmuGUI anyway.
The copyright in the license file has been updated.
The "Install on Linux" part of the readme has been corrected.
I'm now working on what will become the MIPS and SPARC plug-ins.
Some plug-ins have been separated.
The generic plug-in is in the works.
HAXM is now depreciated on EmuGUI.
A copy of the New VM dialog has been edited.
A copy of the Edit VM dialog has been edited.
I'm doing my best to optimise EmuGUI by adapting the New VM dialog.
For that, the plug-in reader has been prepared.
The delcache scripts have been updated.
However, due to translation issues, the New VM dialog is exclusively in English at this time.
The Edit VM dialog is also to be shrunk in size.
The New and Edit VM dialogs are being optimised further.
An issue in the New VM dialog which caused the VM creation to be incomplete has been fixed.
The Start VM dialog has been adjusted.
The SPARC64 plug-in has been corrected.
An Alpha plug-in is in the making.
The Alpha support is mostly there. However, VMs don't seem to run.
As suggested by levelad, an experimental option to run WHPX with kernel-irqchip=off has been added.
The translation of the main window was updated.
I'm working on bringing back translations for the New VM dialog. However, it will take a while until I can actually re-activate them.
Some things on the New VM dialog had to be corrected.
The readme had to be corrected again.
Work on the RISC-V 32/64 plug-in has begun.
The translation files had to be corrected.
The New VM dialog is now ready to be translated again.
RISC-V 32-bit support has been added. Sorry, but I have to make a second QEMU page starting with RISC-V 64-bit.
RISC-V 64-bit support has been added. From now on, there are two QEMU tabs.
The translations for RISC-V have been added.
I'm working on bringing back the translation functionality on the Edit VM dialog.
Foreported from v1.2.3.5513
SPARC64 VMs didn't have network capabilities under any circumstances. This is now fixed.
Changes compared to v2.0.0.5605_b1
This is solely a translation update, I guess.
April Fools!
Edit VM dialog - Progress
Language
Status
German
Done
Spanish
(Mostly) done
French
In progress
Italian
Pending
Polish
Pending
Portuguese
Pending
Romanian
Pending
Russian
In progress
Ukrainian
Pending
Belarusian
Pending
Czech
Pending
New VM dialog - Progress
Language
Status
German
Done
Spanish
Done
French
In progress
Italian
Pending
Polish
Pending
Portuguese
Pending
Romanian
Pending
Russian
In progress
Ukrainian
Pending
Belarusian
Pending
Czech
Pending
Known issues
Unfortunately, you might have to run EmuGUI from the terminal on Linux.
You will not be notified about any more updates for now as update.txt will not be updated.
As for the TPM functionality, you must run mkdir (insert-path-here) and swtpm socket --tpm2 --tpmstate dir=(insert-path-here) --ctrl type=unixio,path=(insert-path-here)/swtpm-sock --log level=20 in a terminal (You can leave the --tpm2 argument away tho if you plan to use TPM 1.2 instead).
The QCOW2 format is prone to not work for some Windows VMs.
Due to the massive restructuring of the New and Edit VM dialogs, those will NOT be translated at this time, meaning they are English only. However, I'll be working on fixing that during development.
You now need the latest version of your Linux distribution or at least Windows 10 to get official support for this pre-release.
This is a pre-release, meaning it's still in development. Don't use this build for production. Evaluation is okay tho.
Changes compared to v1.2.2.5512
As always, EmuGUI 2.0 receives another codename, in this case "Ioana Rosa".
An architecture list in the main window and its usage made the number of used initialisation code shrink. The old code has been commented out.
The same optimisation efforts have been applied to the code which changes the settings and the code which starts VMs.
The old feature list has been updated.
Even though the Additional Hardware Selection Plug-In System (AHSPIS) still has to be made, I started working on JSON plug-ins for x86, PowerPC and ARM machines which are planned to be included with EmuGUI anyway.
The copyright in the license file has been updated.
The "Install on Linux" part of the readme has been corrected.
I'm now working on what will become the MIPS and SPARC plug-ins.
Some plug-ins have been separated.
The generic plug-in is in the works.
HAXM is now depreciated on EmuGUI.
A copy of the New VM dialog has been edited.
A copy of the Edit VM dialog has been edited.
I'm doing my best to optimise EmuGUI by adapting the New VM dialog.
For that, the plug-in reader has been prepared.
The delcache scripts have been updated.
However, due to translation issues, the New VM dialog is exclusively in English at this time.
The Edit VM dialog is also to be shrunk in size.
The New and Edit VM dialogs are being optimised further.
An issue in the New VM dialog which caused the VM creation to be incomplete has been fixed.
The Start VM dialog has been adjusted.
The SPARC64 plug-in has been corrected.
An Alpha plug-in is in the making.
The Alpha support is mostly there. However, VMs don't seem to run.
As suggested by levelad, an experimental option to run WHPX with kernel-irqchip=off has been added.
The translation of the main window was updated.
I'm working on bringing back translations for the New VM dialog. However, it will take a while until I can actually re-activate them.
Some things on the New VM dialog had to be corrected.
The readme had to be corrected again.
Work on the RISC-V 32/64 plug-in has begun.
The translation files had to be corrected.
The New VM dialog is now ready to be translated again.
RISC-V 32-bit support has been added. Sorry, but I have to make a second QEMU page starting with RISC-V 64-bit.
RISC-V 64-bit support has been added. From now on, there are two QEMU tabs.
Foreported from v1.2.3.5513
SPARC64 VMs didn't have network capabilities under any circumstances. This is now fixed.
Changes compared to v2.0.0.5603_dev
The translations for RISC-V have been added.
I'm working on bringing back the translation functionality on the Edit VM dialog.
Edit VM dialog - Progress
Language
Status
German
Done
Spanish
(Mostly) done
French
In progress
Italian
Pending
Polish
Pending
Portuguese
Pending
Romanian
Pending
Russian
Pending
Ukrainian
Pending
Belarusian
Pending
Czech
Pending
New VM dialog - Progress
Language
Status
German
Done
Spanish
Done
French
In progress
Italian
Pending
Polish
Pending
Portuguese
Pending
Romanian
Pending
Russian
Pending
Ukrainian
Pending
Belarusian
Pending
Czech
Pending
Known issues
Unfortunately, you might have to run EmuGUI from the terminal on Linux.
You will not be notified about any more updates for now as update.txt will not be updated.
As for the TPM functionality, you must run mkdir (insert-path-here) and swtpm socket --tpm2 --tpmstate dir=(insert-path-here) --ctrl type=unixio,path=(insert-path-here)/swtpm-sock --log level=20 in a terminal (You can leave the --tpm2 argument away tho if you plan to use TPM 1.2 instead).
The QCOW2 format is prone to not work for some Windows VMs.
Due to the massive restructuring of the New and Edit VM dialogs, those will NOT be translated at this time, meaning they are English only. However, I'll be working on fixing that during development.
