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best supported emulator for sega consoles on ubuntu 23.10
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I remember Gens back in the day, really solid competitor to Fusion, but hasn't been updated in a good decade. Last system I had it installed on was a laptop with 14.04, IIRC. I might still have a .deb of it on a hard drive somewhere, now I'm curious to see if it would work on a more modern OS/machine. On a similar note, anyone know if Gens was forked or anything like a successor cropped up anywhere?