i think it won't make much sense to ask the people, most will always vote with "yes". at the end it still depends on you. if you believe that it's the right time now for the end of this forum, then go for it. there is nothing wrong with that That is correct. It is a bit of a silly and stu...

Thank you all so far for the comments. - Just to restate, the costs need to be covered, yes, but that is not the most pressing at this time, since I've paid for them myself mostly the past two decades (though we did get more donations in the far past, so it could be done from those). Perhaps a Patre...

Dear XeNTaX community, It is time for another existential poll. After 20 years of spending funds on this site (I started it in 2003) I feel it may be time to close. To be honest, today, in 2023, we have no funds coming in to sustain the site. 20 years ago, I paid stuff out of my own pocket, and alon...

And with the final release last week, we close this thread as well.

https://multiex.xentax.com/

Get the last, fully offline version if you wish.

The file information is XORed with the following key:

I've made a backup of this new version - just in case. I've also updated our history page: http://wiki.xentax.com/index.php/XeNTaX#2005_and_beyond_.28an_update_to_the_above_info.29 You can add some details if you want. :) Also what about old plugins? Will they work with the 4.6 version? Thanks ! An...

Hope you can move onto new fresh projects with a spring in your step. You know someone was going to ask (and sorry, it seems to be me) but how about putting up the source on github? I may upload the source sometime, yes. There is already source available from earlier versions. https://sourceforge.n...

https://multiex.xentax.com/ Today I release the last ever version of MultiEx Commander. In essence, this is the same as the 2013 version, however, it is now completely stand-alone and no internet is needed to run it. And of course completely free as it has been since forever. I will not be working o...

Thanks you so much ! And sorry for the late reply !

Poll time ! You know the game industry has been around since the late 1970s and many games already featured music and sound effects from then on. Some classic music has been composed for the various sound chips in those old computers from the past, like the SID chip in the Commodore 64, or the AY ch...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKXHM7Lo2D8

Hi all, Just wished to share this thing I created as part of another project. May release it as a standalone player. I reverse engineered the x86 code for the adlib music player and the music format. Then thought I might as well create a player for Windows. ttdplayer.jpg See it in action with a few ...

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Hi! Are you a graphic artist, looking for something different to do? Every heard of the Commodore 64 scene? Check out https://csdb.dk to see what kind of productions this part of the demo scene make. Fancy you can go 8-bit graphics in 16 colors (or with a little machine push some more actually) like...