A more traditional GUI has been added recently, though I haven't used it, so I can't say much about it. I do agree first setting it up might be tricky, especially if you don't have a controller that's supported out of the box, as the menus are controller-driven. It also gets bonus points for being able to run on a Raspberry Pi, though not all cores are available or perform as well as on PC. But emulating everything from a single launcher reminiscent of Sony's XMB, having unified settings for stuff like shaders, controllers etc. Before that I used to keep around a lot of different emulators: ZSNES, Snes9x, Gens, Kega Fusion, Mednafen etc. I use it for most of my emulation needs nowadays. RetroArch is actually really neat once you set it up. I can say much about the state of N64 emulation, as I've no need to emulate that particular platform, but AFAIR libretro seems to have at least one N64 core. The PSX core in Mednafen is pretty great nowadays, as is its libretro fork called beetle-psx. pSX has been working pretty well for me, though it doesn't support plugins and it's closed-source, so there may be some annoyances depending on your distro. I haven't used the Linux build of ePSXe in a long time, but even over a decade ago it was already out-dated and you had to jump through hoops to get it working on a modern system. Linux users, what is the easiest way to emulate on Linux?

There's got to be a solution to emulation gaming on Linux that doesn't involve a wall of text of command lines. I installed it once upon a time, couldn't get it to work, and tried to remove it but traces of it still remain for some reason. I've heard of this thing called 'RetroArch'. Mupen64Plus uses a command line interface, and it's front end M64Py doesn't even fucking work. Project64 is Windows only, and not WINE compatible. Now I'm trying to get an N64 emulator to work, and it's quite a throbbing headache. I haven't been gaming (or ROM hacking) much because of my IRL job and stuff, so I haven't had much time to tinker with this.

The Linux version of ePSXe is a nonfunctional hot fucking mess, but fortunately the Windows version of ePSXe is WINE compatible. I managed to get PCSX2, Gens, and Higan to work. Quote from: NERV Agent on October 22, 2018, 02:24:55 AMĮarlier this year I started using Linux, and it was a steep learning curve.

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