Added a D-Pad mapping function to the PCSX ReARMed core (this will allow people to use the DualShock gamepad type / rumble support with games that require both D-Pad and analog stick input, thanks to XQuader for this).Fixed a use-after-free bug in fake08's Host::saveCartData function (this was the cause of several games crashing on exit).Reverted a fake08 commit that caused broken savestates (Commit 89ae9ae).001 extension, choose '7-Zip -> Extract Here' and finally open README.txt for further instructions. How to install : Download and install 7zip on your system, download the attached files into the same folder, right-click the part with the. Think of it as the natural evolution of my previous RetroArch port for RG35XX, with fully working sleep mode, improved button mappings, a whole new user interface and several under-the-hood bugfixes. Of course, having these neatly dynamic icons ticked away in the app grid isn’t the point add them to the Ubuntu Dock to benefit from them.It's a fast & easy to understand operating system that should make Miyoo Mini / OnionOS users feel right at home with its similar look & feel! Against more stylised icon packs I imagine they’ll look more conspicuous. While the ‘dynamic’ icons are NOT the same as the icons they replace, they don’t look that out of place with Yaru of the Adwaita icon set. This extension works with both any icons set, including Ubuntu’s Yaru icon set. The Calendar app icons updates daily to reflect the day, month, and date, while the Clocks icons convey’s the current time through an easy-to-read analog face. It’s called ‘Dynamic Calendar and Clocks Icons’ (sic) and adds dynamic, updating app icons for the GNOME Calendar and the GNOME Clocks apps. Well, a brand new GNOME extension allows them to EXACTLY that! Ever looked at the GNOME Calendar and Clock app icons and thought: “hmm, they’d look much cooler if they showed the current date and the actual time”?

Neon clock icons