I've been working on a new table browser/launcher system, basically a 100% open-source alternative to PinballX or HyperPin. It's feature complete and ready for testing, but so far I've only run it on my own systems, so it will need some testing with more diverse configurations before it can be considered stable. If you'd like to help out with that, you can find the downloads, source code, and more information here:
http://mjrnet.org/pi...pe/PinballY.php
Because this is an early "alpha" release, it wouldn't be surprising to find that it flat out doesn't work on some (or many) configurations. We all know what a nightmare Windows deployment can be. If it doesn't work on your machine, it will be extremely helpful if you're able to do a source build with Visual Studio and run it under the debugger. That will probably be the only way I'll be able to track down many types of problems. If you don't know what a Visual Studio is or you're not comfortable with that level of technical work, definitely feel free to try it out anyway - hopefully it'll just work, after all! - but I wanted to set expectations that I probably won't be able to fix certain types of problems unless you can help me diagnose them via the debugger. (Just in case you didn't know, Visual Studio Community Edition is free, so there's no cost barrier here that restricts this to the Professional Developer Priesthood. The only priesthood barrier is that VS isn't the world's simplest program to use.)