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3.5.1
- Switched to Alpine Linux 3.19 due to SVE issues. - Back to Qemu 9.2.2 with the new 3dfx support and improved stability on older operating systems. - Fixed an issue with retrieving the file path to change the device for virtual machines. - Improved ROM Export interface. - Added Device manager to the virtual machine when it's running in the list of virtual machines. - Added 3dfx card in System Monitor. - Fixed the virtual machine list crashing issue. - Added automatic keyboard opening for the device change dialog with ID.
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