Virtualization and Emulation

The recommended system requirements for PCSX2 are:

Windows Xp/Windows 7 or Linux 32bit/64bit

CPU: Core 2 Duo 3.2 GHz or Core-i series

GPU: GeForce 8600 GT or better

2GB RAM (3GB or more if using Windows Vista or Windows 7)

see related link for PCSX2 From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Terms I used:

INTEND - the method signature, including the return type, the name of the method, and the definition of the method arguments, if any.

IMPLEMENTATION - the method body, the codes between the {} after the INTEND, the behavior.

An abstract method only defines the INTEND with no IMPLMENTATION. Every derived class inherits such an abstract method must supply an implementation to fulfill that INTEND.

A virtual method has the INTEND and the implementation. The original implementation sometimes called default behavior. An empty method body (nothing but only {}) is NOT the same as no IMPLEMENTATION.

a derived class has the option to override the default implementation defined by a virtual method (to provide a new method body), or just to leave that default behavior as it is.

If you have your ISO game ROM downloaded and ready to go, just make a folder in the directory that you have Dolphin in called "Roms", and from there I'm pretty sure you can set that folder as the default folder.

VisualBoy Advance is a computer program that emulates the Gameboy Advance. No installation should be necessary, as once the program is downloaded (and extracted if contained in a ZIP file) it should run on its own.

The program itself is perfectly legal. However, for it to be useful, you would need the ROM image of a game, which cannot be obtained legally through most methods.

Distributing the emulators themselves is not illegal. Distributing the games is.

"Basiclly what hardware virtualization is is the improvement of your processor. With these improvements, you will find memory adresses and translating intructions to be easier, more fluid. It will makes a trip to your virtual environment much more successful whther we're talking specific applications or software, performace will have been improved."

No. VisualBoy Advance only supports Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance games.

How can emulation, or using an emulator be illegal, even if you don't own the game?

From what I know about copyright laws and such, there is nothing illegal about playing an emulated game, even if you don't own it, simply because:

1 it is currently not being produced (so that is not affecting the creator to lose money)

2 you are not selling it

3 you are not putting it online

4 you are not claiming it as yours.

As long as you follow these guidelines, aren't emulated games and emulators legal?

Also, even if it is entirely illegal, how can they blame the minor problem (people using it), compared to the root of it? (people who put it online), especially since people (like me) are under informed about copyright laws to begin with!

Thank you for reading all of this, I hope someone can give a strait answer, and not just quote pages of a law book.

Advantages

You can run more applications at once

You can run larger applications with less real RAM

You don't have buy more memory RAM

Disadvantages

Applications run slower

It takes more time to switch between applications

Less hard drive space for your use

Project64 can be downloaded from the program's website at the link below.

VirtualBox was created on 2007-01-15.

The free ones are available through the My Collections tab.

The paid for ones are available on the site for money, but some people share theirs on certain filesharing sites such as torrent sites. If you use Google you should find some. Warning:downloading copyrighted content is illegal if you don't own it.

pixel shader is a program that executes inside the graphics processing units (aka graphics card) so you wont be able to "find" it. :P

However, if you're talking about pixel shader setting. It can be found in the pcsx2 settings, under graphics.

remember, you will also need a graphics card that support pixel shader, or it will crash.

A GS plugin, or Google Sheets plugin, refers to an add-on that enhances the functionality of Google Sheets by providing additional features or tools. These plugins can automate tasks, integrate with other services, or offer advanced data analysis capabilities. Users can install them from the Google Workspace Marketplace to customize their spreadsheet experience. Examples include tools for project management, data visualization, and financial modeling.

Yes

Legally, PCSX2 requires you to have a PlayStation 2 for two reasons, one as a license to play PlayStation 2 games, and the other for you to dump the BIOS from, as PCSX2 requires a copy of the PlayStation 2 BIOS. Once you have PCSX2 running, however, there is no technical reason you need a PlayStation 2.

Your best bet is to find it on eBay from a Japanese seller. They are very hard to find today, and were since 2003. They sell for around $50 or more.

yes

You will never find ePSXe 2.

The difference between ESX 3.5 and ESX 4 is substantially the arch they use.

ESX 3.5 is x86 based (32bit) while ESX 4 is based on x86_64 (64bit).

At least ESX 4 is the newer version that fits into the VMware vSphere environment, the older ESX 3.x products are part of the VMware Virtual Infrastructure (VI).

Dating in virtual environments like second life is surprisingly similar to conventional dating - the number of people you meet in such places is similar to the range of people you would meet in real life. What is changing relationships is the use of dating services, which match for 'compatibility', so the users only meet persons that match their stated criteria.