virtualjaguar(1) An Atari Jaguar emulator

SYNOPSIS

virtualjaguar [options] [romĀ imageĀ file]

DESCRIPTION

Virtualjaguar is an emulator for the Atari Jaguar videogame system.

OPTIONS

[rom image file]
Name of file to load
-a, --alpine
Run in Alpine emulation mode
-b, --bios
Boot using Jaguar BIOS
--no-bios
Do not use Jaguar BIOS
-g, --gpu
Enable GPU emulation
--no-gpu
Disable GPU emulation
-l, --log
Create and use log file
--no-log
Do not use log file
-h, --help
Show command line help

SOUND

DSP emulation is needed for audio output
-d, --dsp
Enable DSP emulation
--no-dsp
Disable DSP emulation

VIDEO

-f, --fullscreen
Start in full screen mode
-p, --pal
PAL mode
-n, --ntsc
NTSC mode
-B, --blur
Enable GL bilinear filter
--no-blur
Disable GL bilinear filter
-z, --please-dont-kill-my-computer
Do not show emulation of tv static. This can be slow on low end CPUs.

CONTROLS

Ctrl-Q
Quit virtualjaguar
Ctrl-I
Load a new program
Esc
Pause emulation
F7
Advance the emulation by a single frame
F9
Toggle full screen mode

The default keybindings for controller 1 are:
(Keybindings can be changed in the configuration dialog.)
S
Up
X
Down
A
Left
D
Right
P
Pause
O
Option
J
Button C
K
Button B
L
Button A
1 through 0
Buttons 1 through 0 on the keypad
=
Keypad *
-
Keypad #

FILES

virtualjaguar.log
Virtualjaguar log file. Only written if the log option (-l or --log) is given. If the file cannot be opened, the log it sent to standard output instead. The log file is overwritten on startup. Note that the file is written to the current directory.
${XDG_DATA_HOME}/virtualjaguar/eeproms/ (typically ~/.local/share/data/virtualjaguar/eeproms/)
Some Atari Jaguar cartridges feature a small writable EEPROM, used for saving game state and score lists. If this directory exists, virtualjaguar will emulate the EEPROM by saving the state in file in this directory.
${XDG_DATA_HOME}/virtualjaguar/software/ (typically ~/.local/share/data/virtualjaguar/software/)
The virtualjaguar GUI for loading software scans this directory, and shows the loadable files, along with information about the program, and a label image if one is included in a zip archive of the software.

AUTHOR

This manual page was written by Teemu Hukkanen <[email protected]>.