I've been enjoying some nostalgia gaming a couple of hours a week with Snes9x this year. This is the first time I can remember having a real frustrating problem with Linux Mint since first installing 3.5 years ago! So this is a familiar interface if youre an avid emulation enthusiast. Most emulators that offer save states let you choose between slots as well. And Pick State lets you choose between 10 different slots for 10 different save states. The only other change I can think of that may have broken Snes9x is something I installed - Spotify perhaps? It is the only software I've added in many months So Save State lets you save the state that youre currently at. It has only been keeping snapshots for the previous five days - I actually thought it was holding much more than that. I don't appear to have anything in Time Shift that can help me. I am so angry right now I was playing Earthbound in SNES9x.

Removing and adding again in Software Manager doesn't affect anything - as I expected would happen. How can I roll back the updates I did to see if it might fix it? This is the first time I've tried running Snes9x this month since I last updated. I mean to say, the last I used Snes9x was before running my 'August' updates. I haven't used it since July, and I would have run the Level 1 and 2 updates available in Update Manager once August rolled around (I like to run install the accumulated updates once a month only). What can be done when programs begin to act this way in Linux Mint? When attempting to run it, it appears on the Cinnamon taskbar for a split second before closing. Snes9x: Fix crash in file loader with ROM reporting incorrect type. Snes9x: Fix memory leak when loading save state with MSU-1 data. msu files from ROM path instead of save path. The SNES emulator Snes9x has suddenly stopped working on my Linux Mint 18.3. Snes9x: Add option to select audio DSP interpolation method.

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