Public bug reported:
Currently, there is no Sega Master System emulator packaged for Ubuntu.
Googling around, the only emulator I found that works well is one called
osmose. The source code of the project is available under GPL according
to the project's web site, http://bcz.emu-france.com/osmose.htm (and it
builds with minimal dependencies):
"Osmose is a Sega Master System / Gamegear console emulator. The emulator is
released as open source project, under GPL license and exists for both Linux
and windows.
Features:
-SMS emulation: Good compatibility. At this stage, the emulator can run* 96% of
commercial
games and public demos, except games that relies on codemaster mapper, which
work
but does not have proper video mode emulated.
-Game Gear emulation : Good compatibility. At this stage, the emulator can run
98.0% of
game gear ROMS.
-SN76489 Sound is supported, but still needs work.
-support. for .ZIP .SMS and .GG format.
-Video filters: monochrom, scanline, scale2x, bilinear, nearest neighbour,
scale2xscanline (fullscreen option always available).
-Pad(keyboard or joystick mapped), Sport Paddle (mouse mapped) emulation.
-PAL/NTSC Timing.
-Japanese/Export console.
-In game Screenshots, GFX rip, sound shot.
-Accurate auto-frameskip.
-Configurable keyboard configuration.
-Joystick support."
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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[needs packaging] osmose
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/281839
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