Release v3.5

_posts/2022-01-07-pcem-migration-guide.md

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 ## <a name="machines" />Machine list
 
-86Box has most of the machines PCem emulates, though we have removed, renamed and/or recategorized some of them for various reasons. The table below (make sure to scroll down) provides a reference for **v3.3**.
+86Box has most of the machines PCem emulates, though we have removed, renamed and/or recategorized some of them for various reasons. The table below (make sure to scroll down) provides a reference for **v3.5**.
 
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 | [386SX] Packard Bell Legend 300SX | - | Not implemented yet. |
 | [386SX] Samsung SPC-6033P | i386SX:<br />[SCAMP] Samsung SPC-6033P | |
 | [386DX] AMI 386DX clone | i386DX/i486:<br />[OPTi 495] DataExpert SX495 | 486 CPUs are also supported, like on the real motherboard. |
-| [386DX] Compaq Deskpro 386 | i386DX:<br />[ISA] Compaq Deskpro 386 | |
+| [386DX] Compaq Deskpro 386 | i386DX:<br />Not implemented yet. | |
 | [386DX] ECS 386/32 | i386DX:<br />[C&T 386] ECS 386/32 | |
 | [386DX] IBM PS/2 Model 70 (type 3) | i386DX: [MCA] IBM PS/2<br />model 70 (type 3) | |
 | [386DX] IBM PS/2 Model 80 | i386DX: [MCA] IBM PS/2<br />model 80 (type 2) | The Type 3 is also available. |

_posts/2022-05-23-86box-v3-5.md

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+---
+layout: post
+title: "86Box v3.5"
+description: "Release for May 2022, now with native Apple Silicon support."
+authors: ["richardg867"]
+image: "/assets/images/v3.5/hero.png"
+---
+
+{% include imageheading.html url="/assets/images/v3.5/hero.png" separator=" " %}
+
+This is the May 2022 update to 86Box, bringing bugfixes as well as the long-awaited **native Apple Silicon support** for macOS thanks to a very generous hardware contribution to our project. As always, you can [download 86Box v3.5 from GitHub](https://github.com/86Box/86Box/releases/tag/v3.5).
+
+<hr />
+
+## Enter Apple Silicon
+
+As outlined in the [v3.4 release post]({% post_url 2022-04-20-86box-v3-4 %}#now-with-macos), we were initially only able to provide an Intel binary for macOS due to **roadblocks** preventing us from compiling 86Box for Apple Silicon on our existing Intel hardware. This changes today: the macOS version of 86Box v3.5 is now an **universal binary**, capable of running natively on both Intel and Apple Silicon, making proper use of the M1 chip family's incredible performance and efficiency.
+
+We would like to give massive thanks to **Matt Nawrocki** for providing an M1 Mac Mini for the project, and [**jriwanek**](https://github.com/jriwanek) for handling logistics and hosting. Native Apple Silicon builds would have been far from possible without their contributions; as we've stated in the previous post, acquiring or even just renting the required hardware would be a very costly endeavor for a project of our size.
+
+Note that 86Box builds for macOS are **not signed by Apple**, since signing would bring in yet another expense (the Apple developer program). This unfortunately results in 86Box being targeted by **macOS security features**, but these can be worked around without compromising your system's security:
+
+* Gatekeeper may initially **prevent you from opening 86Box**, with a warning about checking for malicious software. After getting that warning, you should **Control-click** or **right-click** the 86Box app on Finder, then select the **Open** option; a new warning will now show up with an "Open" option.
+* If you get an **error message** stating "86Box cannot determine the emulated machine's location", just **move the 86Box app** to another folder (`/Applications` is currently not recommended), or **make a copy** of it and open that copy instead.
+  * You probably want to keep copies of [**the 86Box app and the ROM set**](/assets/images/v3.4/roms.png) on different folders anyway, as a way of managing multiple emulated machines while there is no 86Box manager app for macOS.
+  * Alternatively, you can copy just the 86Box app and use the **system-wide ROM set** feature introduced in v3.4, which is now [documented](https://86box.readthedocs.io/en/v3.5/usage/roms.html); the ROMs should be located on `~/Library/Application Support/net.86box.86Box/roms` in that case ([example](/assets/images/v3.5/appsupport.png)\).
+
+<hr />
+
+## Changelog
+
+### Emulator
+
+* Added **Vulkan renderer**, which performs slightly better on some systems in our testing
+* Added detection for **App Translocation** on macOS (an error message is now displayed if macOS has sandboxed the 86Box app - read above on how to fix that)
+* Fixed **Windows key** not working on Linux and macOS hosts
+* Fixed **hang on exit** issues
+* Temporarily removed **XInput2 mouse input** on Linux due to issues with dragging
+* Changed audio back-end to **FAudio** on macOS to fix sound issues on some hosts
+
+### Machines
+
+* Added IBM PC clones: **Bondwell BW230**, **Hyosung Topstar 88T**, **Hyundai SUPER-16T/TE**, **Kaypro PC**, **Sanyo SX-16**
+* Fixed **Samsung SPC-6000A** not booting
+* Updated **Olivetti M24** BIOS to version 1.44
+
+### Hardware
+
+* **Video**
+  * Added **IBM 8514/A** add-on graphics accelerator for MCA (original) and ISA (clone)
+* **Network**
+  * Fixed internal oversight on **Novell NE2000** and compatible cards
+
+### Known issues
+
+* The IBM 8514/A can be selected alongside a video card from S3, which results in **undefined behavior** due to S3 implementing a subset of 8514/A features.
+* The **Specify dimensions** option may have no effect or change the screen area to the wrong size if **Lock to this size** is not checked.

index.md

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 <a name="downloads" />Downloads
 -------------------------------
-The latest stable version of 86Box is **v3.4.1**, which was released on April 21, 2022, and is available from our [GitHub repository](https://github.com/86Box/86Box/releases/tag/v3.4.1).
+The latest stable version of 86Box is **v3.5**, which was released on May 23, 2022, and is available from our [GitHub repository](https://github.com/86Box/86Box/releases/tag/v3.5).
 
 We also offer [nightly builds](https://ci.86box.net/job/86Box), which are built from the latest source code, but may not be as stable and/or optimized as stable builds.