- Update to version 140
* Full changelog: https://ares-emu.net/news/ares-v140-released
- Fix an issue where the settings window would be too small to show
all options on some configurations
- Add the ability to switch between the interpreter and recompiler at
runtime; previously this was a compile time switch unavailable to end
users. You can use the "Force Interpreter" setting to force the 32X,
N64 and PS1 cores to use the interpreter.
- Update to version 139
* Full changelog: https://ares-emu.net/news/ares-v139-released
- Fixed an issue where IPS patches that extend the ROM would fail to
apply.
- Fixed an issue where changing the video driver may not correctly
apply settings.
- Fixed an issue where some settings would not persist on locales
other than English.
- Update to version 138
* Full changelog: https://ares-emu.net/news/ares-v138-released
- Implemented latency selection in SDL audio driver.
- Removed non-hardware accelerated video drivers (any platform capable
of running ares should at least have OpenGL, D3D or Metal available).
- Reduce CPU usage on the video thread by using a condition variable
rather than a spinlock.
- Update to version 137
* Full changelog: https://ares-emu.net/news/ares-v137-released
- ares's shader pipeline has been recreated to support shaders
written for the same slang shader pipeline as RetroArch.
- Improve UI behavior when changing drivers with a game loaded.
- Update to version 136
* Full changelog: https://ares-emu.net/news/ares-v136-released
- Fixed an issue where the SDL input driver considered all controllers
to be the same device.
- Fixed an issue where rumble events could be missed causing rumble
issues in many games.
- Update to version 135
Renamed "Reload" to "Apply" in Driver Settings to clarify its function
Fixed an issue where the "Deep Black Boost" setting would not save
Rename FPS to VPS (VBlanks per second), as it represents
emulation speed and not game frame rate
Fixed an issue where the Firmware Path setting would not save
- Update to version 134
* Full changelog: https://ares-emu.net/news/ares-v134-released
- We have added support for Sega SG-1000 based arcade hardware;
hopefully the first of many arcade cores within ares (well,
technically second because we had the Neo Geo, but that was
focused on the console variant, the AES).
- Update to version 133
* Full changelog: https://ares-emu.net/news/ares-v133-released
- Drop ares-fix-building-with-gcc13.patch, fixed by upstream
- Rebase ares-use-march-nehalem-instead-x86-64-v2.patch and
ares-fix-building-for-aarch64.patch

- Update to version 132
* Full changelog: https://ares-emu.net/news/ares-v132-released
- Add ares-use-march-nehalem-instead-x86-64-v2.patch, ares use now
march=x86-64-v2 as default but is unknown for openSUSE Leap,
use march=nehalem for openSUSE Leap like before
- Rebase and rename ares-fix-building-for-aarch64.patch (before
ares-disable-n64-core-build.patch)
- Add ares-fix-building-with-gcc13.patch, fix building with gcc13
- Add ares-disable-n64-core-build.patch, fixes building for
aarch64
- Add ExcludeArch for %{arm} and ppc64le
- Update to version 131
* Full changelog: https://ares-emu.net/news/ares-v131-released
- Run spec-cleaner
- Fix Group: System/Emulators/Other instead Emulators
- Change License: ISC instead GPLv2+
- Add ares.changes
- Use make options, e.g. local=false fixes illegal instruction
when starting ares
- Use gtk3 instead gtk2