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Great to see activity on this excellent emulator !

I wanted to use this opportunity to ask for a feature which I miss from the PC port of Emu48, if I may.

When clicking on a menu item on the screen, droid48sx consider it to be just a normal part of the screen, and therefore raises the option menu.

On the PC version of emu48, some skins make this action equivalent to pressing the underlying key (ABCDEF).

This feature looks even more useful and natural on a touch screen. It makes menu-driven interaction with HP48SX more fluid.

From the visual experience this fork is much better that the original version of Droid48. Although there were some commits at Droid48, I think that this fork has much more potential.

Since I don't really like the GUI of Droid48 and you've made some awesome graphics, I'd like to ask if it would be possible for you to create a 48GX version of your fork.

Even better would be a collaboration between you and @shagr4th and maybe – as it is open source – other developers. I'm not sure in which way I can help because my time is very limited at the moment and I haven't fully understood the integration of native code.

Add 49g and 50g skin and emulator.
At the first start the user could be asked to emulate 48, 49 or 50g calculator.

If the clock is visible on top of the display (left shift modes -> next -> clk(x) ) the time is only updated when an input with the keyboard is done. Should be updated by a systimer/ 1 second thingi.

I know this is a minor thing, but would be nice if this will be fixed someday in the future.

Would it be possible to bring back integer pixel scaling for the calculator screen—maybe as an option?

On my phone with 720x1280 resolution, the line widths of the characters now vary between 5 and 6 pixels.
I had some screenshots from 2017 that show it used to have consistent line widths of 5 pixels.

I like the taller A-F keys, but the inconsistent line widths just don't look right.

2017 version (calculator screen pixels consistent 5 phone pixels wide):

2022 version (calculator screen pixels vary between 5 or 6 phone pixels wide)