crosspostato da: https://slrpnk.net/post/8602499
My stuff:
- ArchLinux KDE, amdgpu, vulkan, wayland
- RetroArch installed from official repos
- cores installed via RetroArch utility
I’m using this command but it results in a graphical glitch when launched from steam:
retroarch -L "path/to/core" "path/to/game"Possible causes I found:
- the command may not work if the game is a .cue file
- loading a game from Steam via RetroArch 64bit can be a problem(?)
- cores installed with the utility are in “.info” and not in the “.so” extension
spoiler
I haven’t tried Steam Rom Manager as it doesn’t solve my doubt and in any case I’m not sure it can solve the problem even if set correctly.
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retroarch -L "/path/to/core.so" "/path/to/rom"should just work in most casesWhen installing cores on a Linux based system, core files AND core info files are all placed in
$RetroArch/coresinstead of info files being placed in
$RetroArch/infolike on windows.Spoiler: Steam Rom Manager really does just work on a larger scale. If you’re trying to add 20+ games to steam, just use it.
Hmm…looks like in my cores directory “/home/user/.config/retroarch/cores/” I only have .info files.
I’ll try to learn more about SRM, EmuDeck was also recommended to me.
To be fair, I have never used RetroArch installed from the official repositories. I am used to using either the flatpak or steam version(s).