Will Wabbitemu run on Linux?

Yes, through wine. For responsiveness though ( for gaming and such ) use wxwabbitemu. If you need a debugger ( for assembly etc ) use wine.

Works for me

Due to discovered bugs, I would wait until 1.0.1 anyway which should be out late tonight.  I always expect the unexpected so I had a feeling something like this would happen.

Thanks again for all the support.  It really wouldn't have reached this level without everyone's tremendous feedback.

Lets hope I'm quicker in updating the documentation files on my site then I have been with the other versions

0.o that is friggin expensive to the point where I'd say you are getting ripped off to the extreme. I get way more than that and I pay a whole lot less. I don't know why you guys moved from 1and1 but surpass has served me and Kerm very well over the years and is hella cheaper. But if you are gonna ask for donations you had better be trying to get by without as best as possible first and it sure doesn't look like that.

And I still feel like asking people to pay for Nethams VPS is wrong, and IRC bot should not need a VPS and if he wants members to pay he should be looking for the cheapest way possible to host it, not be getting massive overkill.

We are actually discussing things right now about this. We might be able to cut it by a lot.
We will announce when we figure it out.

Thanks Why I came up with that type of system so quickly is because of a ton of work with dynamic javascript stuff that I've done in the past, coupled with the fact that I use jQuery a lot and some of it's source it like that

Anywho, my options idea:
For options have it pass another variable to it in the plugin entry. So:
options: {
  optionName:{
    type: 'bool',
    default: true
  }
},
At startup it would then quickly parse all the options from the plugins into a Options variable or something for speed and then every time you open the options screen it would dynamically create it for you based on the current setting and what type of option it is. So you can have booleans, text, numbers etc

EDIT: Oh and for getting the options name, this might be useful http://pietschsoft.com/post/2008/02/28/JavaScript-ForEach-Equivalent.aspx just in case you don't know about it. ( I'm pretty sure it works with objects )

EDIT2: yep it works!
>>> a = {t:'adlfj',bla:'herro'}; for(var i in a){console.log(i+": "+a[i]);}
t: adlfj
bla: herro

EDIT3: oh and
>>> a = {t:'adlfj',bla:'herro'};a[0]='test';for(var i in a){console.log(i+": "+a[i]);}
t: adlfj
bla: herro
0: test

EDIT4: I decided to write up a quick example of a plugin handler. Although it's missing some of the stuff for getting settings, and for displaying the options panel, but all the core stuff is there
http://pastebin.com/CnnhEgcH

EDIT5: bug fixes/more comments http://pastebin.com/FgyG7v3p

Subdomains are nice, but if it would just point to an IP, maybe an email would be better. I just got paid today so I may be able to spare like $5-$10.

Well I'm thinking pointing to a domain ( or redirecting to another url ) would be only if we don't want to also have to host a bunch of other people. If we are ok with that though then we would give some space as well.

http://ourl.ca/3343/191136

He couldn't actually post then.