Of course. I'm not sure how my binaries are compatible with DSL, but you can give them a try. You can find them from
http://sharebee.com/a3c8fa8e, but I would suggest you to try compile them by yourself.
iP6.tar contains both versions 0.6.4 and 0.6.3 of iP6. I also added there README from
iP6-0.6.4, you can also get help with -help switch when running iP6 with
Code:
./iP6 -help
command.
I also found another PC-6001 emulator for linux from
http://retropc.net/isio/p6v/, but haven't tested that yet. Gonna do it when I get home.
Edit: About
PC6001V for linux. Didn't get it running from binaries, because it seems to require Allegro 3.9.32, and only one I was able to find for ArchLinux was
Allegro 4.3.11. Also when I tried to compile it from sources got error message about missing ini.h. Don't know which library's ini.h was originally used while building it, because with quick googling I found at least couple of those, but I try to look can I do anything for it.
EditEdit: After few tries, wasn't able to compile PC6001V for linux at all. Seems that because it's made with Allegro 3.9.32 and I have Allegro 4.3.11, there are too many differences between these two versions, like functions input changes and so on, and those will cause failures while trying to compile it.
But about those iP6 binaries. Have anyone tried them and are they compatible with other linux distros too?
EditEditEdit: After some searching found more improved version of
iP6 an
iP6 Plus. Release 4.7 can be downloaded from
http://www.kisweb.ne.jp/personal/windy/pc6001/ip6plus/P6-4.7.zip, and package includes pre-build Windows version, but in ~/src/ directory is a Makefile for a unix version. To build it you need to comment OS = FREEBSDI line and uncommnet OS = LINUX line, save it and type make. I can also post my compiled linux binaries, if someone is intrested those or having hard time to build it from sources.