This changes the following:
- Uploads a separate Wii and Gamecube artifact
- Excludes uploading the elf files
- Creates the complete Wii structure under executables/Snes9xGX
- Creates the complete GameCube structure under executables/Snes9xGX-GameCube
- Doesn't upload empty folders like the snes9xgx folder with cheats, roms and saves but it is created in a local environment
This is integration of the frontend with the core. Disable
the snapshot button mappings that use it. Any frontend should
implement those port commands its own.
Co-authored-by: dborth <dborth@gmail.com>
* Updated korean language translation
The text is organized in alphabetical order.
The texts for the interface are the first and the texts for Snes9x GX were moved at the end to have a better order and facilitate translation into other languages.
* Updated korean language translation
The text is organized in alphabetical order.
The texts for the interface are the first and the texts for Snes9x GX were moved at the end to have a better order and facilitate translation into other languages.
* Updated korean language translation
The text is organized in alphabetical order.
The texts for the interface are the first and the texts for Snes9x GX were moved at the end to have a better order and facilitate translation into other languages.
* Updated korean language translation
Translations have been added for the text "Chinese (Simplified)" and "Chinese (Traditional)".
* Updated spanish language translation
The text is organized in alphabetical order.
The texts for the interface are the first and the texts for Snes9x GX were moved at the end to have a better order and facilitate translation into other languages.
* Updated spanish language translation
The text is organized in alphabetical order.
The texts for the interface are the first and the texts for Snes9x GX were moved at the end to have a better order and facilitate translation into other languages.
* Updated spanish language translation
Translations have been added for the text "Chinese (Simplified)" and "Chinese (Traditional)".
The text is organized in alphabetical order.
The texts for the interface are the first and the texts for Snes9x GX were moved at the end to have a better order and facilitate translation into other languages.