Is there such a thing? I have been looking around, but have found nothing. Does anyone out there know anything of that?
Visual Boy Advance is available for Linux. It should be in most distributions repoisitories. http://vba.ngemu.com/ http://fms.komkon.org/VGBA/ A good front I have found is RbVBA http://www.users.waitrose.com/~thunor//rbvba/ Visual Gameboy Advance works pretty well
I use a flash cart, but for testing roms I use VBA Express. In Kubuntu I use it, try Code: sudo apt-get install vbaexpress Or yeah Wine VBA EXE for windoze. I am in Kubuntu now, I was surprised u could get emulators, just start up a package manager (Adept, Add/Remove, Easy Ubuntu, Automatix) and there are emus right there, there are GBA and SNES, probably more, what Distro you got?
Code: sudo apt-get install wine Wine runs Windoze programs on Linux. I don't know if it will work for you because you may not have Kubuntu. But if you have Wine, you can run No$GBA on Linux, but not VBA (I tried it, it didn't work).
other people who read this thread may not. The general rule is, if theres a native linux program that does the job, use that.