I think the project site already has an SVN.

why don't you want to get gmail?

Edit:

DJ_Omnimaga: you were right, Jim e's RGP looks just as good on BEs as SEs.  Lemme tell you the story of how I found out.

As some may know, I have an 84+SE.  To test performance on BEs, I borrow my friend's blue 83+, which from what people tell me, are special edition BEs.  Now, everytime I test grayscale on his calc, it's ultra flickery and impossible to see anything.

now today, this morning, I just happened to meet one of my friends w/ a black BE, so I decided to try the GS stuff on his calc first.  It was awesome!!!!!!!    then it hit me that I probably never used LCD fix on my other friends blue BE because I assumed only SEs had LCD driver issues.  So now I know that it looks just as good on either.  I guess I should probably put LCDfix on my friends blue BE.

This really changed my perspective on gs games because prior to this discovery, I had always assumed BEs were flickery when it came to grayscale.  I also realize that I'll need to distribute LCDfix when distributing anything w/ gs because so many people I know have blue, purple, or green 83+BEs.

This post has been edited by Liazon on 2 Nov, 2007, 16:48

Can someone point me to this LCDfix? I've never heard of it. o.o

thanks DJ_Omnimaga

Halifax:
For the most part, we both agree on using:
1.)  Wabbitspasm
2.)  Wabbitemu (yes, finally got a copy, woot!)
3.)  RGP for grayscale

I'm going to test out and see if we need the gs mapper to do Zelda style transistions.