GSnes9x --> It is just a GTK frontend for old snes9x versions which is not needed anymore because Snes9x 1.51 has its own GTK+ UI.
snes9xpress --> This project was abandoned apstream in 2004: http://www.linuxgames.com/snes9express/ And it is based on an old Snes9x version (1.42 insted of 1.51).
Both are old GTK frontends which would be replaced by a much more complete GTK+ version.
Sticking to ZSNES and leaving the Snes9x cruft as it is, is no option for the future since ZSNES will abandon its self written assembler interface and will switch to a QT-only interface. Which would leave GNOME people to install the whole QT framwork to have a more or less current Super Nintendo emulation in place.
My reasons for removing:
GSnes9x --> It is just a GTK frontend for old snes9x versions which is not needed anymore because Snes9x 1.51 has its own GTK+ UI.
snes9xpress --> This project was abandoned apstream in 2004: http:// www.linuxgames. com/snes9expres s/ And it is based on an old Snes9x version (1.42 insted of 1.51).
Both are old GTK frontends which would be replaced by a much more complete GTK+ version.
Sticking to ZSNES and leaving the Snes9x cruft as it is, is no option for the future since ZSNES will abandon its self written assembler interface and will switch to a QT-only interface. Which would leave GNOME people to install the whole QT framwork to have a more or less current Super Nintendo emulation in place.