Wow, those are some impressive improvements. The ONLY bad thing about it is I primarily use Linux so cannot benefit from these improvements. :boohoo:
I wish E-UAE was as well developed as WinUAE. Recently I was trying to access a REAL Amiga HD using E-UAE and realised you can't, only WinUAE supports that. Or perhaps you can, but its rock hard to figure out how.
Still, those speed improvements might make it more usable on my Pentium M 900 tablet running XP, which I was always planning to try WinUAE on.
Never the less, a big thumbs up to the WinUAE developers. While I do not use it very often when I do its an amazing piece of software. Especially over the past year or two where its features seem to have expanded so much with speed increases and stability too. If only all emulators got so much love.
I wish they would realise some of us want Amiga classics on Wii or 360, not Genesis and SNES versions.
