Bochs 2.0 Released

It's been a busy 6 months since our previous release!  Bochs is now 
about twice as fast as version 1.4.1.  Also, we can now emulate MMX
instructions, SSE/SSE2, and even AMD x86-64 instructions if you turn on
the appropriate configure options.  The emulation improvements have paid
off; several people have been able to install Windows XP recently.  We
also added two new graphical interfaces, SVGALIB and wxWindows.  The
wxWindows interface lets you edit all Bochsrc options in a graphical form.  
Macintosh users will be happy to see binaries for MacOSX (now) and MacOS9
(in a few days).  Also we added plugins for several platforms and cleaned
up and improved the documentation.

That's just a short summary.  You can download the complete list of
changes, and who worked on which part, at this address:
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/bochs/bochs/CHANGES?rev=HEAD&content-type=text/vnd.viewcvs-markup

The final source code and several binaries are already available on the
Source Forge project page.  We will be adding binaries for MacOS9, BeOS,
and others in the next few days.  The web site will be updated later today
to point to the latest version of everything.

Thanks to the Bochs development team (below) and all those who have
contributed their ideas and time to make this project possible.
- Greg Alexander
- Donald Becker
- Christophe Bothamy
- Timothy R. Butler
- Bryce Denney
- Todd T. Fries
- Stu Grossman
- N. David Guarneri
- Jeroen Janssen
- Kevin P Lawton
- Mike Lerwill
- Zwane Mwaikambo
- Peter Finderup Lund
- Jeremy Parsons
- Volker Ruppert
- Jonathan S. Shapiro
- Stanislav Shwartsman
- Peter Tattam

Please download the newest Bochs and let us know what you think.
Regards,
Bryce Denney



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