Amstrad PCW emulation in GNU/Linux

The possibility of running software Amstrad PCW in a GNU/Linux is not well known because there are usually no emulators available in the official repositories of most distributions, unlike in other platforms such as commodore , spectrum , ataris , etc...
 

But there is an emulator for Amstrad PCW called Joyce, that works very well and we can install doing in any GNU/Linux (including raspberry pi), just follow these instructions:

1. Download lastest version for Unix.
2. Uncompress this file in a folder, for example in /opt . You can rename the subfolder as pcw:
   cd /opt
sudo tar -zxvf joyce-2.2.7.tar.gz
mv joyce-2.2.7 pcw
3. Compile the code (we'll need libxml2-dev pack):
   sudo apt-get install libxml2-dev
sudo chmod +rw pcw
cd pcw
./configure
make
sudo make install
4. You also need an image of CP/M plus boot disk, copy it on $HOME/Joyce/Boot folder and rename as boot?.img where ? is a number from 0 to 9.
5. You'll need a real PCW to use them legality (A friend presents me one), in any case you need search in another site or get from your own PCW with the necessary tools, I can't provide a link to these files.
6. You can run the emulator with this command:
   xjoyce