Hello fellow Spechums,

If you have been using Fuse to emulate our beloved 8-bit microcomputer
on GNU/Linux for the last 26 years a new version has just been released.
Here is the mailist message from Fredrick Meunier.

Cheers
Pierre

From: Fredrick Meunier <fredm@spamcop.net>
To: fuse-emulator-announce@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [fuse-emulator-devel] Fuse 1.7.0 released

A new release of Fuse, the Free Unix Spectrum Emulator, is now available
at the SourceForge project:

https://sourceforge.net/projects/fuse-emulator/

Highlights of this release include:

-Add Currah μSpeech emulation

-Improve emulation accuracy and performance, including faster emulated
memory reads and more accurate AM29F010B flash ROM handling

-Improve EDSK disk image handling, fixing multiple loading and
formatting issues

-Fix the uPD765 FDC SCAN bug, allowing formatting on CP/M Plus and Fuzix

-Improve TTX2000S teletext handling and Spectranet socket interrupt
behaviour GTK UI: fix deleted-file binary loads, toolbar icon display, deprecated keymap API usage and a tape browser memory leak

-WidgetUI: rearrange AY registers and Z80 flags in the debugger

-Win32 UI: fix multiple monitor handling and unwanted title bar
maximising

-Add support for loading .S snapshot files

-Various minor bugfixes and cleanups

Many thanks to everyone who's contributed to this release. Source code
is currently available on the SourceForge site; compiled binaries for
various other platforms should become available in the next few days.

Fred