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feat/update-noruntime (#11)
* Documentation update

* Added the NooDS RetroArch core as an alternative emulator for the gba and nds systems

* Documentation update

* Updated the archive/el_GR.po file

* Fixed an issue where MD5 hashes were calculated when using the single-game scraper

* Refactored the helpsystem code and added support for using an arbitrary amount of helpsystem elements

* Removed the obsolete HelpStyle code

* Fixed some Clang compiler warnings

* Added 'thumbstickclick' as a supported 'entries' property value for the helpsystem element

* Documentation update

* Added 'lr' and 'ltrt' as supported 'entries' property values for the helpsystem element

* Documentation update

* Made it possible to set per-element icon overrides for the helpsystem element

* Fixed an issue where the helpsystem icons were sometimes not getting updated

* Fixed an issue where the default helpsystem element was not displayed if there was no theme configuration for it

* Eliminated some unnecessary helpsystem updates

* Changed a code comment

* Added 'imageSize', 'imageMaxSize', 'imageCropSize' and 'imageCropPos' properties to the video element

* Documentation update

* Added support for a 'none' value to the helpsystem element scope property

* Documentation update

* Rewrote the logic for the 'none' value for the helpsystem element scope property

* Added 'rotation' and 'rotationOrigin' properties to the helpsystem element

* Documentation update

* Added an 'entryLayout' property to the helpsystem element

* Added support for a 'none' value to the video element imageType property

* Documentation update

* Added a 'fadeInType' property to the video element

* Documentation update

* Added a clock element and a corresponding menu entry

* Documentation update

* Adjusted the default position for the clock

* Fixed an issue where applying rounded corners caused rendering artfifacts if the texture did not use premultiplied alpha

* Added a BackgroundComponent to replace NinePatchComponent for rendering menu and popup backgrounds

* Rewrote most components to use BackgroundComponent instead of NinePatchComponent

* Removed the obsolete frame.png and frame.svg graphics resource files

* Increased the background blur slightly when a menu is open

* Removed an unused variable

* Small adjustment to the GuiInfoPopup corner roundness

* Made the menu and launch screen scale up at the same speed regardless of the display refresh rate

* Documentation update

* (Linux) Added support for the Flatpak release of Ruffle

* Added the .ruf file extension to the flash system

* Fixed an issue where the DateTimeComponent gamelist fadeout didn't work correctly

* Changed the rendering order so that the clock is rendered above the textlist quick scrolling overlay

* Added an option to completely disable the game launch screen

* Added a screensaver-game-select custom event

* Added game-select and system-select custom events and a corresponding 'Browsing custom events' menu option

* (Linux) Changed the AppImage find rule for Mandarine to mandarine-qt*.AppImage

* Documentation update

* Made a HelpComponent function private instead of public

* (iOS) Fixed a build issue

* Added support for building against ICU 76.1 and later

* Added a SystemStatus class to poll Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, cellular and battery information from the operating system

* Fixed an issue where the wrong SystemStatus Wi-Fi debug info was shown

* (Android) Changed system status polling to run on the main thread

* (Windows) Fixed a typo that caused a build error

* (Linux) Fixed an issue where the battery was not detected

* (macOS) Fixed an issue where the battery capacity was not calculated correctly

* (Windows) Fixed a linker error due to two missing libraries

* (Linux) Added the BlueZ library as a dependency

* (Linux) Added the BlueZ library as a dependency

* Added a CMake find module for BlueZ

* (Linux) Fixed a CMake find module name mismatch for BlueZ

* Changed the CMake configuration to only check for the BlueZ library on Linux and not on FreeBSD

* Changed a CMake configuration comment

* OCD commit

* (Linux) Added support for checking for multiple Bluetooth adapters

* Disabled system status polling on FreeBSD and Haiku

* Added clamping to the battery capacity to work around buggy OS drivers

* Added system status indicator icons

* Added a system status component

* (Android) Fixed an issue where there was a PLACEHOLDER entry present for the consolearcade system in the es_systems.xml file

* Added menu options to toggle the system status indicators

* Fixed some issues with the system status indicators

* Fixed an issue where the battery text was not updated correctly when changing its menu option

* Documentation update

* (macOS) Added a NSBluetoothAlwaysUsageDescription key to the Info.plist file

* Fixed an issue where the battery percentage text was sometimes shown when it shouldn't have been

* Fixed an issue where some theme properties did not load correctly for the clock element

* Reorganized the positions of the systemstatus and clock elements in ThemeData

* (linear-es-de) Added configuration for the systemstatus and clock elements

* Made a small adjustment to the systemstatus element's default position

* (linear-es-de) Small adjustment to the position of the systemstatus element

* Changed SystemStatusComponent to use a height property instead of a size property

* (linear-es-de) Updated the theme config to use a height property for the systemstatus element

* Documentation update

* (linear-es-de) Relocated the configuration for the systemstatus and clock elements

* Removed the backgroundMargins and lineSpacing properties for the clock element and added backgroundColorEnd, backgroundGradientType and backgroundPadding

* (linear-es-de) Removed an obsolete property for the clock element

* (modern-es-de) Added systemstatus and clock configuration

* (slate-es-de) Added systemstatus and clock configuration

* Fixed a rendering issue when combining rotation and background padding for the clock element

* Added backgroundColor, backgroundColorEnd, backgroundGradientType, backgroundPadding and backgroundCornerRadius properties to the helpsystem element

* Added 'rotation' and 'rotationOrigin' properties to the systemstatus element

* Documentation update

* Added libgallium to the TSAN_suppressions file

* Added a compensation for a strange helpsystem sizing issue when drawing the element background

* Fixed an issue where the override for the 'battery_low' systemstatus icon did not work

* Added two sorting flags to make the translation update script generate identical output across different machines

* Changed the .po update script to not use fuzzy matching

* Added a .continueignore entry to the .gitignore file

* Updated all .po files with the new translation messages

* Updated the en_US and en_GB translations

* Updated the sv_SE translations

* (Android) Added MAME4droid Current emulator entries for all systems where MAME4droid 2024 was supported

Also changed from MAME4droid 2024 to MAME4droid Current for all systems where only this emulator was supported

* (Linux) Added a find rule entry for the new PCSX2 binary name (pcsx2)

* (Linux) Added a find rule entry for the new DuckStation binary name (duckstation)

* Added the b2 RetroArch core as an alternative emulator for the bbcmicro system

* Documentation update

* Updated SDL to 2.32.2

* Updated the MAME index files to include ROMs up to MAME version 0.275

* Bundled the February 2025 release of the Mozilla TLS/SSL certificates

* Documentation update

* Updated the nl_NL translations

* Updated the ro_RO translations

* Updated the fr_FR translations

* Updated the pt_BR translations

* Updated the it_IT translations

* Updated the fr_FR translations

* Updated the ko_KR translations

* Updated the es_ES translations

* Updated the de_DE translations

* Updated the es_ES translations

* Updated the ro_RO translations

* Updated the ru_RU translations

* Updated the ja_JP translations

* Updated the zh_CN translations

* Updated the sv_SE translations

* Updated the ca_ES translations

* Added a 'scope' property to the systemstatus and clock elements

* Documentation update

* Updated the pl_PL translations

* (linear-es-de) Added system metadata translations for 15 languages

* Added support for the Vircon32 Virtual Console (vircon32) game system

* (linear-es-de) Added support for the Vircon32 Virtual Console (vircon32) game system

* (modern-es-de) Added support for the Vircon32 Virtual Console (vircon32) game system

* (slate-es-de) Added support for the Vircon32 Virtual Console (vircon32) game system

* Documentation update

* Added the .m3u file extension to the sega32x, sega32xjp and sega32xna systems

* (Android) Added a find rule entry for the new Cemu package name

* Added A7800 standalone as an alternative emulator for the atari7800 system on Linux and Windows

* (Linux) Added XM6 TypeG Wine and XM6 TypeG Proton as alternative emulators for the x68000 system

Also added XM6 TypeG standalone as an alternative emulator for the x68000 system on Windows

* (Android) Added Azahar standalone as an alternative emulator for the n3ds system

* Documentation update

* (Linux) Added MFME Wine and MFME Proton as alternative emulators for the arcade system

Also added MFME standalone as an alternative emulator for the arcade system on Windows

* Added a %ROMRAWWIN% variable

* (Linux) Added support for the manually downloaded release of Mesen

* Added Mesen standalone as an alternative emulator for the colecovision, wonderswan and wonderswancolor systems on Linux and Windows

* Added Azahar standalone as an alternative emulator for the n3ds system on Linux and Windows

* Documentation update

* Made a small adjustment to the button_y_PS helpsystem button

* Updated the de_DE translations

* Updated the de_DE translations

* Updated the zh_TW translations

* Documentation update

* Fixed some segfaults that could occur during emergency shutdown

* Improved the cleanup on window deinit

* Fixed a crash on window deinit

* Fixed a rare issue where reloading the application could lead to a crash

* Optimized HelpComponent updates by caching the icons

* The HelpComponent icon cache is now cleared when pressing ctrl-r

* Added an 'entryRelativeScale' property to the helpsystem element

* Fixed a code comment typo

* Documentation update

* Updated the sv_SE translations

* (linear-es-de) Adjusted the relative scale between the icons and text for the helpsystem element

* Split the backgroundPadding property into backgroundHorizontalPadding and backgroundVerticalPadding properties for the helpsystem, systemstatus and clock elements

* (slate-es-de) Updated to use the new backgroundHorizontalPadding and backgroundVerticalPadding properties for the systemstatus and clock elements

* Documentation update

* The LANG and LANGUAGE variables are now set explicitly to the UTF-8 character encoding on Linux, macOS and Android

* (modern-es-de) Adjusted the relative scale between the icons and text for the helpsystem element

* Added the bsnes-jg RetroArch core as an alternative emulator for the satellaview, sfc, snes, snesna and sufami systems

* (Windows) Fixed an issue where there could be double quotation marks added to the launch command under some special circumstances

* Enabled directories interpreted as files with MAME RetroArch for the apple2, apple2gs and fmtowns systems on Linux, macOS and Windows

* (Windows) Added back accidentally deleted MAME standalone entry for the apple2 system

* Documentation update

* (Windows) Made the hack to remove double quotation marks on game launch slightly less dangerous

* Simplified a number of HelpComponent function and variable names

* (Android) The launch sound is no longer played if the launch screen is set as disabled

* The launch sound is now always stopped when returning to ES-DE after a game launch

* The launch sound is no longer played if the launch screen is set as disabled when built with the DEINIT_ON_LAUNCH option

* Prevented the launch sound from getting stopped when running in the background on game launch

* Updated the de_DE translations

* Fixed an issue where the menus would sometimes contain fractional rows

* Updated the ko_KR translations

* (Android) Added SkyEmu standalone as an alternative emulator for the gb, gba, gbc and nds systems

* Documentation update

* Added support for the 8:7 display aspect ratio

* Added translations for the '8:7 vertical' message

* Documentation update

* Documentation update

* Fixed an issue where a double free in GuiLaunchScreen could cause an unclean application shutdown

* Updated the archive/el_GR.po file

* (Linux) Added MFME Wine and MFME Proton as alternative emulators for the mame system

Also added MFME standalone as an alternative emulator for the mame system on Windows

* (Linux) Added find rule entries for Lindbergh Loader

* Added initial support for the Microsoft Xbox One (xboxone) game system

* (linear-es-de) Added support for the Microsoft Xbox One (xboxone) game system

* (modern-es-de) Added support for the Microsoft Xbox One (xboxone) game system

* (slate-es-de) Added support for the Microsoft Xbox One (xboxone) game system

* Documentation update

* Added support for the Sega Mark III (mark3) game system

* (linear-es-de) Added support for the Sega Mark III (mark3) game system

* (modern-es-de) Added support for the Sega Mark III (mark3) game system

* (slate-es-de) Added support for the Sega Mark III (mark3) game system

* Documentation update

* Added support for the Sony PlayStation 4 (ps4) game system on Linux, macOS and Windows

* Updated the archive/el_GR.po file

* Documentation update

* (Linux) Moved an emulator entry in es_find_rules.xml that was not sorted correctly

* (Android) Added a find rule entry for the Pizza Boy SC Basic emulator

* Added the CannonBall and Mr.Boom RetroArch cores as alternative emulators for the ports system

* Documentation update

* Updated the dummy ROMs archives with the latest systems

* Added RPCS3 Game Serial as an alternative emulator for the consolearcade and ps3 systems on Linux, macOS and Windows

* Documentation update

* (linear-es-de) Updated the system metadata for the mark3, vircon32 and xboxone systems

* (linear-es-de) Added zh_TW metadata translations for most systems

* (linear-es-de) Added zh_TW metadata translations for some systems

* (linear-es-de) Updated the system metadata for some systems

Also removed two obsolete system metadata files

* (linear-es-de) Updated some sv_SE system metadata entries

* Fixed an issue where the update_version_string.sh script would not update the Info.plist file correctly

* Bumped the version to 3.2.0

* Fixed a potential crash when disabling the help prompts

* Updated "update from upstream"script to fetch `stable-3.2`

* Added HelpStyle definition if def RETRODECK

* Removed HelpStyle (was introduced by RetroDECK)

* Added dependencies for ES-DE 3.2.0: dav1d, bluez, libvpx e icu

* fix(manifest): libvpx hash

* fix(manifest): update ICU source SHA256 hash

* fix(icu): change build system to simple and update build commands

* fix(icu): switch build system to autotools and update build directory structure

* fix(es-de): remove ICU dependency and update build options for ES-DE for statically linking it

* Documentation update

* feat(manifest): update runtime version to 6.8

* feat(automation): added the AppImage build job

* feat(build): install PipeWire development dependencies for ES-DE workflow

* feat(build): update dependencies for ES-DE workflow

* feat(workflow): add job to check and delete empty releases after builds

* fix(build): update release notes format in build workflow [skip ci]

* Triggering build

* feat(build): add Bluetooth development dependencies and improve AppImage naming

* feat(build): rename AppImage output for ES-DE to RetroDECK format

* feat(build): update script for RetroDECK AppImage creation

* feat(build): add bcm_host and brcmegl dependencies to build workflow

* feat(build): replace brcmegl with fuse in dependency installation

* Documentation update for the 3.2.0 release

* feat(manifest): reverted runtime version to 6.7 in application YAML

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Co-authored-by: Leon Styhre <leon.styhre@nw-soft.com>
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<systemName>FM Towns</systemName>
<systemDescription>The FM Towns (Japanese: エフエムタウンズ, Hepburn: Efu Emu Taunzu) is a Japanese personal computer built by Fujitsu from February 1989 to the summer of 1997. It started as a proprietary PC variant intended for multimedia applications and PC games, but later became more compatible with IBM PC compatibles. In 1993, the FM Towns Marty was released, a game console compatible with existing FM Towns games.
The "FM" part of the name means "Fujitsu Micro" like their earlier products, while the "Towns" part is derived from the code name the system was assigned while in development, "Townes". This refers to Charles Townes, one of the winners of the 1964 Nobel Prize in Physics, following a custom of Fujitsu at the time to code name PC products after Nobel Prize winners. The e in "Townes" was dropped when the system went into production to make it clearer that the term was to be pronounced like the word "towns" rather than the potential "tow-nes".</systemDescription>
<systemManufacturer>Fujitsu</systemManufacturer>
<systemReleaseYear>1989</systemReleaseYear>
<systemReleaseDate>1989-02-28</systemReleaseDate>
<systemReleaseDateFormated>February 28, 1989</systemReleaseDateFormated>
<systemHardwareType>Computer</systemHardwareType>
<systemCoverSize>3-4</systemCoverSize>
<systemColor>6d8efd</systemColor>
<systemColorPalette1>9D9D9D</systemColorPalette1>
<systemColorPalette2>009971</systemColorPalette2>
<systemColorPalette3>606875</systemColorPalette3>
<systemColorPalette4>151619</systemColorPalette4>
<systemCartSize>1-1</systemCartSize>
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<language name="ca_ES">
<variables>
<systemDescription>The FM Towns (japonès: エフエムタウンズ, Hepburn: EFU EMU Taunzu) és un ordinador personal japonès construït per Fujitsu des de febrer de 1989 fins a l'estiu de 1997. Va començar com una variant de PC propietària destinada a aplicacions multimèdia i jocs de PC, però després es va convertirMés compatible amb els compatibles IBM PC. El 1993, la FM Towns Marty va ser llançada, una consola de jocs compatible amb els jocs existents de FM Towns.
La part "FM" del nom significa "Fujitsu Micro" com els seus productes anteriors, mentre que la part de "ciutats" deriva del nom del codi que el sistema estava assignat mentre estava en desenvolupament, "Towns". Es refereix a Charles Townes, un dels guanyadors del Premi Nobel de Physics de 1964, seguint un costum de Fujitsu en aquell moment per codificar els productes de PC després dels guanyadors del premi Nobel. La E a "Townes" es va deixar caure quan el sistema va entrar a la producció per deixar més clar que el terme s'havia de pronunciar com la paraula "ciutats" en lloc del potencial "remolc-nes".</systemDescription>
<systemHardwareType>Computer</systemHardwareType>
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</language>
<language name="de_DE">
<variables>
<systemDescription>Der FM Towns (japanisch: エフエムタウンズ, Hepburn: Efu Emu Taunzu) ist ein japanischer Personal Computer, der von Fujitsu von Februar 1989 bis Sommer 1997 gebaut wurde. Er begann als proprietäre PC-Variante, die für Multimedia-Anwendungen und PC-Spiele gedacht war, wurde aber später mit IBM PC-kompatiblen Geräten kompatibel. 1993 wurde der FM Towns Marty veröffentlicht, eine Spielkonsole, die mit bestehenden FM Towns-Spielen kompatibel war.
Der "FM"-Teil des Namens steht wie bei den früheren Produkten für "Fujitsu Micro", während der "Towns"-Teil von dem Codenamen abgeleitet ist, der dem System während der Entwicklung zugewiesen wurde: "Townes". Dies bezieht sich auf Charles Townes, einen der Gewinner des Nobelpreises für Physik im Jahr 1964, und folgt damit einem Brauch von Fujitsu zu dieser Zeit, PC-Produkte nach Nobelpreisträgern zu benennen. Das e in "Townes" wurde gestrichen, als das System in Produktion ging, um zu verdeutlichen, dass der Begriff wie das Wort "Townes" und nicht wie das mögliche "Tow-nes" ausgesprochen werden sollte.</systemDescription>
<systemHardwareType>Computer</systemHardwareType>
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</language>
<language name="es_ES">
<variables>
<systemDescription>El FM Towns (japonés: エフエムタウンズ, Hepburn: Efu Emu Taunzu) es un ordenador personal japonés fabricado por Fujitsu desde febrero de 1989 hasta el verano de 1997. Comenzó como una variante de PC propietario destinado a aplicaciones multimedia y juegos de PC, pero más tarde se hizo más compatible con los compatibles IBM PC. En 1993, se lanzó la FM Towns Marty, una videoconsola compatible con los juegos FM Towns existentes.
La parte "FM" del nombre significa "Fujitsu Micro", como sus productos anteriores, mientras que la parte "Towns" se deriva del nombre en clave que se asignó al sistema mientras estaba en desarrollo, "Townes". Esto hace referencia a Charles Townes, uno de los ganadores del Premio Nobel de Física de 1964, siguiendo la costumbre de Fujitsu en aquella época de asignar a los productos de PC nombres de ganadores del Premio Nobel. La e de "Townes" se suprimió cuando el sistema entró en producción para que quedara más claro que el término debía pronunciarse como la palabra "towns" en lugar del potencial "tow-nes".</systemDescription>
<systemHardwareType>Ordenador</systemHardwareType>
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</language>
<language name="fr_FR">
<variables>
<systemDescription>Le FM Towns (japonais : エフエムタウンズ, Hepburn : Efu Emu Taunzu) est un ordinateur personnel japonais construit par Fujitsu de février 1989 à l'été 1997. Il a commencé comme une variante PC propriétaire destinée aux applications multimédia et aux jeux PC, mais il est devenu plus tard plus compatible avec les compatibles IBM PC. En 1993 est sorti le FM Towns Marty, une console de jeu compatible avec les jeux FM Towns existants.
La partie "FM" du nom signifie "Fujitsu Micro", comme pour les produits précédents, tandis que la partie "Towns" est dérivée du nom de code attribué au système pendant son développement, "Townes". Ce nom fait référence à Charles Townes, l'un des lauréats du prix Nobel de physique de 1964, conformément à une coutume de Fujitsu qui consistait à donner aux produits PC des noms de code correspondant à des lauréats du prix Nobel. Le e de "Townes" a été supprimé lorsque le système a été mis en production afin de préciser que le terme devait être prononcé comme le mot "towns" plutôt que comme le potentiel "tow-nes".</systemDescription>
<systemHardwareType>Ordinateur</systemHardwareType>
</variables>
</language>
<language name="it_IT">
<variables>
<systemDescription>L'FM Towns (giapponese: エフエムタウンズ, Hepburn: Efu Emu Taunzu) è un personal computer giapponese costruito da Fujitsu dal febbraio 1989 all'estate 1997. Inizialmente era una variante proprietaria del PC destinata alle applicazioni multimediali e ai giochi per PC, ma in seguito divenne più compatibile con i PC IBM compatibili. Nel 1993 è stato rilasciato FM Towns Marty, una console di gioco compatibile con i giochi FM Towns esistenti.
La parte "FM" del nome significa "Fujitsu Micro" come i prodotti precedenti, mentre la parte "Towns" deriva dal nome in codice assegnato al sistema durante lo sviluppo, "Townes". Questo si riferisce a Charles Townes, uno dei vincitori del Premio Nobel per la Fisica del 1964, seguendo una consuetudine di Fujitsu dell'epoca di assegnare ai prodotti PC nomi in codice di vincitori del Premio Nobel. La e di "Townes" fu eliminata quando il sistema entrò in produzione per rendere più chiaro che il termine doveva essere pronunciato come la parola "towns" piuttosto che come il potenziale "tow-nes".</systemDescription>
<systemHardwareType>Computer</systemHardwareType>
</variables>
</language>
<language name="nl_NL">
<variables>
<systemDescription>De FM Towns (Japans: エフエムタウンズ, Hepburn: Efu Emu Taunzu) is een Japanse personal computer gebouwd door Fujitsu van februari 1989 tot de zomer van 1997. Hij begon als een eigen PC-variant bedoeld voor multimediatoepassingen en PC-spellen, maar werd later meer compatibel met IBM PC-compatibles. In 1993 werd de FM Towns Marty uitgebracht, een spelconsole die compatibel was met bestaande FM Towns spellen.
Het "FM" deel van de naam betekent "Fujitsu Micro" zoals hun eerdere producten, terwijl het "Towns" deel is afgeleid van de codenaam die het systeem kreeg tijdens de ontwikkeling, "Townes". Dit verwijst naar Charles Townes, een van de winnaars van de Nobelprijs voor natuurkunde in 1964, volgens een gewoonte van Fujitsu in die tijd om PC-producten te codenamen naar Nobelprijswinnaars. De e in "Townes" werd weggelaten toen het systeem in productie ging om duidelijker te maken dat de term moest worden uitgesproken als het woord "towns" in plaats van het potentiële "tow-nes".</systemDescription>
<systemHardwareType>Computer</systemHardwareType>
</variables>
</language>
<language name="pl_PL">
<variables>
<systemDescription>FM Towns (jap. エフエムタウンズ, Hepburn: Efu Emu Taunzu) to japoński komputer osobisty zbudowany przez Fujitsu od lutego 1989 roku do lata 1997 roku. Początkowo był to zastrzeżony wariant komputera przeznaczony do aplikacji multimedialnych i gier komputerowych, ale później stał się bardziej kompatybilny z komputerami IBM PC. W 1993 roku wydano FM Towns Marty, konsolę do gier kompatybilną z istniejącymi grami FM Towns.
Część nazwy "FM" oznacza "Fujitsu Micro", podobnie jak ich wcześniejsze produkty, podczas gdy część "Towns" pochodzi od nazwy kodowej, którą system otrzymał podczas opracowywania, "Townes". Odnosi się to do Charlesa Townesa, jednego z laureatów Nagrody Nobla w dziedzinie fizyki w 1964 roku, zgodnie ze zwyczajem Fujitsu w tamtym czasie, aby nadawać nazwy kodowe produktom PC po laureatach Nagrody Nobla. E w "Townes" zostało usunięte, gdy system wszedł do produkcji, aby było jasne, że termin ma być wymawiany jak słowo "towns", a nie potencjalne "tow-nes".</systemDescription>
<systemHardwareType>Komputer</systemHardwareType>
</variables>
</language>
<language name="pt_BR">
<variables>
<systemDescription>O FM Towns (em japonês: エフエムタウンズ, Hepburn: Efu Emu Taunzu) é um computador pessoal japonês desenvolvido pela Fujitsu de fevereiro de 1989 até o verão de 1997. Começou como uma variante proprietária de PC destinada a aplicativos multimídia e jogos de PC, mas depois se tornou mais compatível com os compatíveis com o IBM PC. Em 1993, foi lançado o FM Towns Marty, um console de jogos compatível com os jogos FM Towns existentes.
A parte "FM" do nome significa "Fujitsu Micro", como seus produtos anteriores, enquanto a parte "Towns" é derivada do codinome atribuído ao sistema durante o desenvolvimento, "Townes". Isso se refere a Charles Townes, um dos ganhadores do Prêmio Nobel de Física de 1964, seguindo um costume da Fujitsu na época de nomear os produtos de PC com nomes de ganhadores do Prêmio Nobel. O e em "Townes" foi retirado quando o sistema entrou em produção para deixar mais claro que o termo deveria ser pronunciado como a palavra "towns" em vez do potencial "tow-nes".</systemDescription>
<systemHardwareType>Computador</systemHardwareType>
</variables>
</language>
<language name="ro_RO">
<variables>
<systemDescription>FM Towns (japoneză: エフエムタウンズ, Hepburn: Efu Emu Taunzu) este un computer personal japonez construit de Fujitsu din februarie 1989 până în vara anului 1997. A început ca o variantă de PC proprietar destinat aplicațiilor multimedia și jocurilor PC, dar mai târziu a devenit mai compatibil cu compatibilele IBM PC. În 1993, a fost lansat FM Towns Marty, o consolă de jocuri compatibilă cu jocurile FM Towns existente.
Partea "FM" a numelui înseamnă "Fujitsu Micro", la fel ca produsele lor anterioare, în timp ce partea "Towns" este derivată din numele de cod care a fost atribuit sistemului în timpul dezvoltării, "Townes". Aceasta se referă la Charles Townes, unul dintre câștigătorii Premiului Nobel pentru Fizică din 1964, urmând un obicei al Fujitsu de la acea vreme de a denumi produsele PC după câștigătorii Premiului Nobel. E-ul din "Townes" a fost eliminat atunci când sistemul a intrat în producție pentru a clarifica faptul că termenul trebuia pronunțat ca și cuvântul "towns", mai degrabă decât potențialul "tow-nes".</systemDescription>
<systemHardwareType>Computer</systemHardwareType>
</variables>
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<systemDescription>FM Towns (японский: エフエムタウンズ, хепберн: Efu Emu Taunzu) - японский персональный компьютер, созданный компанией Fujitsu с февраля 1989 по лето 1997 года. Он начинался как собственный вариант ПК, предназначенный для мультимедийных приложений и компьютерных игр, но позже стал более совместим с IBM PC. В 1993 году была выпущена игровая консоль FM Towns Marty, совместимая с существующими играми FM Towns.
Часть "FM" в названии означает "Fujitsu Micro", как и в предыдущих продуктах компании, а часть "Towns" происходит от кодового имени, которое было присвоено системе во время разработки, - "Townes". Это отсылка к Чарльзу Таунсу, одному из лауреатов Нобелевской премии по физике 1964 года, в соответствии с обычаем Fujitsu того времени давать продуктам ПК кодовые названия в честь лауреатов Нобелевской премии. После запуска системы в производство буква "e" в названии "Townes" была убрана, чтобы было понятнее, что название должно произноситься как слово "towns", а не как потенциальное "tow-nes".</systemDescription>
<systemHardwareType>Компьютер</systemHardwareType>
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<systemDescription>FM Towns (japanska: エフエムタウンズ, Hepburn: Efu Emu Taunzu) är en japansk persondator som byggdes av Fujitsu från februari 1989 till sommaren 1997. Den började som en egenutvecklad PC-variant avsedd för multimediaapplikationer och PC-spel, men blev senare mer kompatibel med IBM PC-kompatibla datorer. År 1993 släpptes FM Towns Marty, en spelkonsol som är kompatibel med befintliga FM Towns-spel.
"FM"-delen av namnet betyder "Fujitsu Micro", precis som deras tidigare produkter, medan "Towns"-delen kommer från kodnamnet som systemet tilldelades under utvecklingen, "Townes". Detta syftar på Charles Townes, en av 1964 års nobelpristagare i fysik, och var en följd av Fujitsus dåvarande vana att ge PC-produkter kodnamn efter nobelpristagare. E:et i "Townes" togs bort när systemet gick i produktion för att göra det tydligare att termen skulle uttalas som ordet "towns" snarare än som det potentiella "tow-nes".</systemDescription>
<systemHardwareType>Dator</systemHardwareType>
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<systemDescription>FMタウンズ日本語エフエムタウンズ、ヘボンえふえむたうんずは、1989年2月から1997年夏にかけて富士通が製造した日本のパーソナルコンピューターである。1989年2月から1997年夏まで富士通によって製造された日本製のパーソナルコンピューターで、当初はマルチメディア・アプリケーションやPCゲーム向けの独自のPCだったが、後にIBM PC互換機との互換性が高まった。1993年には、既存のFMタウンズのゲームと互換性のあるゲーム機「FMタウンズマーティ」が発売された。
名称の「FM」の部分は以前の製品と同じく「富士通マイクロ」を意味し、「タウンズ」の部分は開発中に付けられたコードネーム「タウンズ」に由来する。これは、1964年にーベル物理学賞を受賞したチャールズ・タウンズCharles Townesにちなんだもので、ーベル賞受賞者の名前をパソコン製品のコードネームにする当時の富士通の慣習に従ったものである。Townes」のeは、「トウネス」ではなく「タウンズ」と発音することを明確にするため、生産開始時に削除された。</systemDescription>
<systemHardwareType>コンピューター</systemHardwareType>
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<systemDescription>FM 타운즈(일본어: エフエムタウンズ, 헵번: 에후 에무 툰즈)는 1989년 2월부터 1997년 여름까지 후지쯔에서 제작한 일본 개인용 컴퓨터입니다. 멀티미디어 애플리케이션과 PC 게임을 위한 독점적인 PC 변형으로 시작되었지만 나중에 IBM PC 호환 장치와 더 많이 호환되었습니다. 1993년에는 기존 FM 타운즈 게임과 호환되는 게임 콘솔인 FM 타운즈 마티가 출시되었습니다.
이름에서 "FM"은 이전 제품과 마찬가지로 "Fujitsu Micro"를 의미하며, "Towns"는 시스템 개발 당시 부여된 코드명인 "Townes"에서 파생된 것입니다. 이는 1964년 노벨 물리학상 수상자 중 한 명인 찰스 타운스의 이름을 딴 것으로, 당시 후지쯔는 노벨상 수상자의 이름을 따서 PC 제품의 코드명을 짓는 관습을 따랐습니다. 이 용어가 잠재적인 '타운스'가 아닌 '타운스'라는 단어처럼 발음되어야 한다는 점을 명확히 하기 위해 '타운스'에서 e는 시스템이 생산될 때 삭제되었습니다.</systemDescription>
<systemHardwareType>컴퓨터</systemHardwareType>
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<systemDescription>FM Towns日语エフエムタウンズ合本Efu Emu Taunzu是富士通公司在 1989 年 2 月至 1997 年夏季期间制造的一款日本个人电脑。它最初是一款专有的个人电脑变体,用于多媒体应用和个人电脑游戏,但后来变得与 IBM PC 兼容机更加兼容。1993 年FM Towns Marty 发布,这是一款与现有 FM Towns 游戏兼容的游戏控制台。
FM "的意思是 "富士通微型",就像他们早期的产品一样,而 "Towns "则来自于系统开发时的代号 "Townes"。这指的是 1964 年诺贝尔物理学奖得主之一查尔斯-汤斯Charles Townes富士通当时的习惯是用诺贝尔奖得主的名字为个人电脑产品命名。系统投产后"Townes "中的 "e "被去掉,以便更清楚地表明该词的发音类似于 "towns",而不是潜在的 "tow-nes"。</systemDescription>
<systemHardwareType>计算机</systemHardwareType>
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<systemDescription>FM Towns日文エフエムタウンズ合本Efu Emu Taunzu是富士通於 1989 年 2 月至 1997 年夏季製造的日本個人電腦。它一開始是專為多媒體應用程式和個人電腦遊戲而設計的個人電腦變種,但後來變得與 IBM PC 相容。1993 年FM Towns Marty 發表,這是一款與現有 FM Towns 遊戲相容的遊戲主機。
名稱中的「FM」部分和早期的產品一樣是「Fujitsu Micro」的意思而「Towns」部分則來自於系統開發時的代號「Townes」。這指的是 1964 年諾貝爾物理學獎得主之一 Charles Townes富士通當時的慣例是以諾貝爾物理學獎得主的名字為 PC 產品命名。系統投產後,"Townes 「中的 e 被去掉,以便更清楚地表明該詞的發音是 」towns「而不是潛在的 」tow-nes"。</systemDescription>
<systemHardwareType>電腦</systemHardwareType>
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