Just noticed it on the front page of distrowatch.
https://distrowatch.com/?newsid=10679
Seems to get a lot of praise.
https://distrowatch.com/?newsid=10679
Seems to get a lot of praise.
Lakka Game Emulator?
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I installed it on an old series 3 chromebox (sandybridge i5 mobile chip) for a while. It's great, given how simple it is to setup and the amount of systems it can emulate.
Interface is a lot like the PS3. Copied games over FTP, it picked up a lot of the game art. Could also use my PS3 controllers wirelessly.
Performance-wise I didn't try anything past N64/PS1 but it ran everything really well.
Interface is a lot like the PS3. Copied games over FTP, it picked up a lot of the game art. Could also use my PS3 controllers wirelessly.
Performance-wise I didn't try anything past N64/PS1 but it ran everything really well.
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It also worked with my cheap 360 wireless controller adapter. Think the controller support on it, is one of the biggest strengths from reading about.
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I've used Lakka - it's basically a stripped down linux with retroarch. Fairly no frills stock UI, but easy to set up.
I've not tried it, but also see https://batocera-linux.xorhub.com/ which is the same idea, but with EmulationStation, similar to RetroPie
I've not tried it, but also see https://batocera-linux.xorhub.com/ which is the same idea, but with EmulationStation, similar to RetroPie
I have it on an rk3399, its seems snappy. It has improved a lot, i had tested it maybe 2-3 years ago on a celeron. Also trying recalbox, which seems less snappy but more bling. If its for a windows pc, id use launchbox/bigbox *edit* just seen its linux forum 