Intellivision emu from Kyle Davis rising from the murky depths after 3 years, there is of course a little you should know:

Known issues in this release...

• I still haven't shaken all the bugs out of the audio system since the port from C#, so the audio is still a little shaky.
  
• There are still a few graphical glitches in some games.
  
• ECS and Intellivoice support are not yet enabled.

A while back, I reinstalled Linux and while reinstalling all my emulators, I was completely unable to find a Linux version of Bliss anymore (All the links point back to the "official" Bliss page, which doesn't have it, and Zophar's versions seem to all be corrupt). Now with the whole port to C#, things aren't looking good for us Linux folk. Can anyone point me to an old version that can still be used on Linux? I'll gladly settle for the old Java version.

> A while back, I reinstalled Linux and while reinstalling all my emulators, I was
> completely unable to find a Linux version of Bliss anymore (All the links point
> back to the "official" Bliss page, which doesn't have it, and Zophar's versions
> seem to all be corrupt). Now with the whole port to C#, things aren't looking
> good for us Linux folk. Can anyone point me to an old version that can still be
> used on Linux? I'll gladly settle for the old Java version.
>

I've never used Bliss so I don't know what the latest linux build was but 1.9d can be found here

- Enabled Intellivoice support. Note that World Series Major League Baseball is still not working, however, due to a lack of support for cartridge RAM.
- Fixed graphical glitches that were occuring in some games
- Added the ability to pass a rom filename on the command line for Bliss to run immediately on startup
- Changed open dialog to be resizable

Visit Bliss Homepage.

ROM/BIN files require conversion to RIP format.
DirectX 0.9c is required.