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linux_kernel_15khz

15kHz video support with additional features for Linux (by D0023R)

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Modeline generation engine for emulation (by antonioginer)

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linux_kernel_15khz		switchres
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6	Mentions	2
49	Stars	42
-	Growth	-
7.9	Activity	7.8
2 days ago	Latest Commit	3 months ago
	Language	C++
GNU General Public License v3.0 only	License	-

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linux_kernel_15khz

Posts with mentions or reviews of linux_kernel_15khz. We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives and similar projects. The last one was on 2022-09-14.

SteamOS kernel - fixes for security vulnerabilities and performance improvements
1 project | /r/SteamDeck | 15 Nov 2022

Ahh yeah I realized shortly after i could just fail the password asks for the private repo then it'd just build doh! I was able to successfully build the kernel with some https://github.com/D0023R/linux_kernel_15khz i was testing to see if i can get 15khz out of the steam deck. I'd be happy to test out the performance patches you listed. Anyway I can test these/see if they actually help?
Linux game distro for old PC?
2 projects | /r/retrogaming | 14 Sep 2022
Any advantage in using these below 60 Hz refresh rates?
2 projects | /r/linuxmasterrace | 15 Aug 2022

taken from this readme
If I have 2 simple patches I want to apply to my kernel, without disturbing or changing anything else, what is the most streamlined way to do that?
1 project | /r/linux4noobs | 9 Apr 2022
Retro5: Alternative operating system for 15khz CRT monitors/tvs
2 projects | /r/MAME | 7 Apr 2021

Yeah, I think I'll stick to linux with Doozer's proven 15khz kernel patches and GroovyMame.
Owner of a SONY PVM 2730QM here, I'm wondering if the 9 pin D-Sub [7] could display some VGA signal through a DE-15 to DB-9 adapter, did anyone try this ? Thanks for your advices
1 project | /r/crtgaming | 16 Jan 2021

Well, running linux here and this looks quite interesting. Thanks.

switchres

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Any advantage in using these below 60 Hz refresh rates?
2 projects | /r/linuxmasterrace | 15 Aug 2022

I've recently built an Arcade machine with an old 15KHz monitor, I've generated the edid file with a program named switchres
How to run games at 240p in standalone emulators on a PC (Ubuntu/Linux)?
1 project | /r/crtgaming | 4 Mar 2022

I'm working on setting up an emulation pc to connect to my CRT TV and I was wondering, how can I go about running games in a standalone emulator like SNES9X at 240p? I've already figured out how to use a custom edid file to launch the desktop at 480i at boot. But is there a way I could use something like Switchres 2.0 to run games at 240p/15hkz resolutions? Apologies if this question is somewhat amateurish but I'm still very new to this particular hobby.