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).

retroarch -L "/path/to/core.so" "/path/to/rom" should just work in most cases

When installing cores on a Linux based system, core files AND core info files are all placed in $RetroArch/cores

instead of info files being placed in $RetroArch/info like 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.

It’s not really necessary on a Mac though, at least from what I understood.

They added fixes for the Agarest games? You love to see it.

lemmy.world’s status last i heard was effectively “not a bug wontfix”

shi.itjust.works’s status was “the issue is a hot topic rn check back later”. I’ve sent another message but no reply so far.

I wouldn’t even pirate this shit, lol lmao.

And we’re sick of pointless clickbait drama, Grodie.

Which raises the point, why don’t they just improve their server side cheat detection? Something like sending the mouse movement data + accuracy etc. in between each round and scan it. If it comes out positive then have the community review the footage. CSGO does this very well IMO. Especially since now we have AI and people have made pretty good cheat analysis models for server side anti cheats

Because anti-cheat isn’t the point. They’re trying to get you used to installing invasive spyware on your machine in exchange for a little temporary Privelege.

that’s fair but i don’t think it’s $550 nice for the 512gb unit. not really big on customizing and would want the best screen i can get

It’s on discount AGAIN?

I really wish i still needed such a device…I don’t really get out and about anymore, so my PC is more than good enough.

I’ve been using opensuse tumbleweed for the past couple of weeks and it’s working pretty well for me. KDE, AMD cpu/gpu, Wayland, etc