Emutastic for Linux 0.8.2

A focused N64 release: correct speed, clean audio, and working internal-resolution
controls.

What's Fixed

• Nintendo 64 no longer runs too fast. A pacing bug let some N64 games run
  ~20% above full speed (≈72fps instead of 60). The loop now never paces a game
  faster than its content rate.
• Clean N64 audio out of the box. The default N64 core is now
  Mupen64Plus-Next, which produces correct-rate audio on Linux's SDL3 audio
  path — the previous default (Parallel N64) under-produced audio at correct
  speed, causing a rough/garbled sound. Parallel N64 is still available in
  Preferences → Cores if you prefer it.
• N64 internal resolution actually changes now. The in-game Visuals menu
  drives the resolution that the renderer outputs (sharper N64, default 960×720),
  and adjusting it takes effect. The setting is applied when the game starts, so
  change it and relaunch the game.

Improvements

• In-game core-option changes now persist. Tweaks you make in the cog →
  Visuals menu are saved per-core and survive a restart (previously they were
  lost when you closed the game). This is what makes "restart to apply" options
  like N64 resolution work at all.
• In-game menu fits its box. Long option values (resolutions, texture-filter
  names) no longer spill past the edge of the cog menu, and a missing-glyph box
  no longer appears on labels.

Install

Tarball and .deb on the releases page,
or on Arch via the AUR: yay -S emutastic-bin. Existing installs update in-app
from Preferences → About.