added support for "#RRGGBB" format when parsing colours ("luacolor" in docs) in Lua API.fixed incorrect behaviour when jumping to frame 0.fixed error when autoloading a rom and TAStudio AND a.fixed weird edge case putting TAStudio in an unaccounted-for state (#3066).added an edit dialog for TAStudio palette (#2119).re-enabled editing of movie comments (#3063).added Nix expression for reproducible EmuHawk (and DiscoHawk) builds without dependency issues.fixed hotkeys triggering accidentally when typing in Virtual Pad fields (#3087).fixed various problems w/ alignment and size under Mono.added support for PSX (see Nymashock below) and technically N64 and TI-83 (see Ares64 and Emu83 below).many smaller fixes and even some frontend speed optimisations (not sarcasm, this is a first).added more logging and warning dialogs for edge cases.fixed edge cases where post-frame tool updates would run twice after a frame advance.fixed ObjectDisposedException when triggering single-instance passthrough.tidied up numbering of save slots and TAStudio branches (#3112).fixed overlapping UI elements in Debugger (#3026).> Pause when menu activated behave consistently added option to split RAM Watch entries (#1024).made OSD message duration (time to fade) configurable in UI, and allow API calls to override it.smv importer nagging about core choice thousands of times (#3022) fixed File > Load State > Auto-load Last Slot breaking movie recording/playback (#2384).fixed RAM Search difference fields can't fit all possible values (#3117).updated list of Sega CD / Mega CD BIOSes in firmware database.fixed known good Saturn BIOS choices marked as unknown (#3095).fixed typos which broke INTV, NES, and PSX gamedb lookups.
fixed "Close and reload ROM" in Firmware Manager crashing if it was opened from missing FW dialog (#3054).fixed various bugs with the Paths config dialog.A list of known bugs affecting the latest release can be found in issue #1430. Linux users: Distro-specific build instructions / packages are linked from the readme on GitHub.A "backport" release, 1.13.2, is available for users of Windows XP, 7, or 8.1 32-bit. BizHawk versions starting from 2.0 require a 64-bit OS.Due to how BizHawk has evolved, earlier releases (1.x and 2.x before 2.4) might not work unless you also run an older version of the prereq installer.Windows users: Don't forget to run the prereq installer first!.Never mix different versions of BizHawk.The readme on GitHub has more instructions, and is usually more up-to-date than this page.
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