RetroDECK 0.10.0b Is a Ground-Up Rewrite, Not Just an Update
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So I asked my friends on the RetroDECK team if they'd be open to me asking them a few questions about their latest update (which is a full rewrite of RetroDECK), and they were more than happy to.
For context, RetroDECK is a Flatpak-distributed retro gaming platform designed to bundle clients, multi-emulators, game engines, tools, ports and emulators into a single, self-contained application. Built around the ES-DE frontend and targeting platforms like the Steam Deck and desktop Linux, its aim is simple in concept: make endless retro gaming easy to install, easy to remove, and easy to maintain, without requiring users to manually piece together emulators, dependencies, and configurations.
I've used RetroDECK for years now on my Steam Deck, and absolutely swear by it over the alternatives. I love their work, and definitely encourage you to try it if you haven't already
Here's a little edit, my full questions and answers with the devs is available to read with the following link:
https://gardinerbryant.com/retrodeck-thtalking-about-their-bigget-update-yet/
Can it work on these android retro handhelds?
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So I asked my friends on the RetroDECK team if they'd be open to me asking them a few questions about their latest update (which is a full rewrite of RetroDECK), and they were more than happy to.
For context, RetroDECK is a Flatpak-distributed retro gaming platform designed to bundle clients, multi-emulators, game engines, tools, ports and emulators into a single, self-contained application. Built around the ES-DE frontend and targeting platforms like the Steam Deck and desktop Linux, its aim is simple in concept: make endless retro gaming easy to install, easy to remove, and easy to maintain, without requiring users to manually piece together emulators, dependencies, and configurations.
I've used RetroDECK for years now on my Steam Deck, and absolutely swear by it over the alternatives. I love their work, and definitely encourage you to try it if you haven't already
Here's a little edit, my full questions and answers with the devs is available to read with the following link:
https://gardinerbryant.com/retrodeck-thtalking-about-their-bigget-update-yet/
So what’s the difference between Retrodeck and Emudeck? Is there a benefit to switching over really?
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So what’s the difference between Retrodeck and Emudeck? Is there a benefit to switching over really?
RetroDeck has the advantage of being a Flatpak and not needing Deckyloader plugin if you’re using a Steam Deck.
I’ve had a great experience with it
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So I asked my friends on the RetroDECK team if they'd be open to me asking them a few questions about their latest update (which is a full rewrite of RetroDECK), and they were more than happy to.
For context, RetroDECK is a Flatpak-distributed retro gaming platform designed to bundle clients, multi-emulators, game engines, tools, ports and emulators into a single, self-contained application. Built around the ES-DE frontend and targeting platforms like the Steam Deck and desktop Linux, its aim is simple in concept: make endless retro gaming easy to install, easy to remove, and easy to maintain, without requiring users to manually piece together emulators, dependencies, and configurations.
I've used RetroDECK for years now on my Steam Deck, and absolutely swear by it over the alternatives. I love their work, and definitely encourage you to try it if you haven't already
Here's a little edit, my full questions and answers with the devs is available to read with the following link:
https://gardinerbryant.com/retrodeck-thtalking-about-their-bigget-update-yet/
Let me know when retro deck supports ALL Switch emulators and to not pussy out and purposely not support them
edit: clarification for the extra chromosomes in the audience
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So I asked my friends on the RetroDECK team if they'd be open to me asking them a few questions about their latest update (which is a full rewrite of RetroDECK), and they were more than happy to.
For context, RetroDECK is a Flatpak-distributed retro gaming platform designed to bundle clients, multi-emulators, game engines, tools, ports and emulators into a single, self-contained application. Built around the ES-DE frontend and targeting platforms like the Steam Deck and desktop Linux, its aim is simple in concept: make endless retro gaming easy to install, easy to remove, and easy to maintain, without requiring users to manually piece together emulators, dependencies, and configurations.
I've used RetroDECK for years now on my Steam Deck, and absolutely swear by it over the alternatives. I love their work, and definitely encourage you to try it if you haven't already
Here's a little edit, my full questions and answers with the devs is available to read with the following link:
https://gardinerbryant.com/retrodeck-thtalking-about-their-bigget-update-yet/
I built a Steam PC not too long ago. I’ll give this a shot.
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Let me know when retro deck supports ALL Switch emulators and to not pussy out and purposely not support them
edit: clarification for the extra chromosomes in the audience
Oh I'm so sorry, it seems that you struggle with reading!!!
This isn't anything to be embarrassed about, kids and adults have trouble with reading and comprehension all the time. I'd encourage you to get your parents or a guardian to look into education help. Even (at the worst) YouTube should have plenty of basic comprehension lessons available, which will make following these complex patch notes easier to understand!
Let me know when retro deck supports Switch emulators
Ryubing is the new Switch emulator.
Let me know if I can be any further help! More than happy to help you with reading. I'm also really good friends with the developers behind RetroDECK, so I can always pass on your beautifully and kindly expressed comments.
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Can it work on these android retro handhelds?
No, this is not built for Android!
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Oh I'm so sorry, it seems that you struggle with reading!!!
This isn't anything to be embarrassed about, kids and adults have trouble with reading and comprehension all the time. I'd encourage you to get your parents or a guardian to look into education help. Even (at the worst) YouTube should have plenty of basic comprehension lessons available, which will make following these complex patch notes easier to understand!
Let me know when retro deck supports Switch emulators
Ryubing is the new Switch emulator.
Let me know if I can be any further help! More than happy to help you with reading. I'm also really good friends with the developers behind RetroDECK, so I can always pass on your beautifully and kindly expressed comments.
No thanks. I'll just keep using EmuDeck with the ability to keep using Yuzu, Citron and Ryujinx
Edit: and Eden
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Can it work on these android retro handhelds?
You should consider using Retroarch instead.
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So what’s the difference between Retrodeck and Emudeck? Is there a benefit to switching over really?
RetroDeck doesn't leave crap all over your system and cleans up after itself.
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RetroDeck has the advantage of being a Flatpak and not needing Deckyloader plugin if you’re using a Steam Deck.
I’ve had a great experience with it
RetroDeck has the advantage of being a Flatpak
Download Size: 2.14 GiB
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RetroDeck doesn't leave crap all over your system and cleans up after itself.
Perfect answer, thanks!
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RetroDeck has the advantage of being a Flatpak
Download Size: 2.14 GiB
So what? How much bigger is it than the other one?
If it allows me to not change too many things on the Deck to install, I’m okay with wasting some space compared to other solutions.
Also it can emulate not just one console.
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RetroDeck has the advantage of being a Flatpak
Download Size: 2.14 GiB
Most people don't care as long as it's not 100 GiB
The ease of installation, management, and removal is a higher priority for most. Hence, Flatpak is superior for an average Joe.
Doesn't hurt to use native options if you like them.
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So what? How much bigger is it than the other one?
If it allows me to not change too many things on the Deck to install, I’m okay with wasting some space compared to other solutions.
Also it can emulate not just one console.
That's nice but for me if a software is also available as a Flatpak it's an advantage for people that use Flatpak. If it's available only as a Flatpak (which this one is) it's a disadvantage for all the people that don't use it. 2GB for one app is insane. Duckstation is ~80MB
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So I asked my friends on the RetroDECK team if they'd be open to me asking them a few questions about their latest update (which is a full rewrite of RetroDECK), and they were more than happy to.
For context, RetroDECK is a Flatpak-distributed retro gaming platform designed to bundle clients, multi-emulators, game engines, tools, ports and emulators into a single, self-contained application. Built around the ES-DE frontend and targeting platforms like the Steam Deck and desktop Linux, its aim is simple in concept: make endless retro gaming easy to install, easy to remove, and easy to maintain, without requiring users to manually piece together emulators, dependencies, and configurations.
I've used RetroDECK for years now on my Steam Deck, and absolutely swear by it over the alternatives. I love their work, and definitely encourage you to try it if you haven't already
Here's a little edit, my full questions and answers with the devs is available to read with the following link:
https://gardinerbryant.com/retrodeck-thtalking-about-their-bigget-update-yet/
I haven't looked yet but does it link up with retro achievements?
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I haven't looked yet but does it link up with retro achievements?
Yes, it does!
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So I asked my friends on the RetroDECK team if they'd be open to me asking them a few questions about their latest update (which is a full rewrite of RetroDECK), and they were more than happy to.
For context, RetroDECK is a Flatpak-distributed retro gaming platform designed to bundle clients, multi-emulators, game engines, tools, ports and emulators into a single, self-contained application. Built around the ES-DE frontend and targeting platforms like the Steam Deck and desktop Linux, its aim is simple in concept: make endless retro gaming easy to install, easy to remove, and easy to maintain, without requiring users to manually piece together emulators, dependencies, and configurations.
I've used RetroDECK for years now on my Steam Deck, and absolutely swear by it over the alternatives. I love their work, and definitely encourage you to try it if you haven't already
Here's a little edit, my full questions and answers with the devs is available to read with the following link:
https://gardinerbryant.com/retrodeck-thtalking-about-their-bigget-update-yet/
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Oh I'm so sorry, it seems that you struggle with reading!!!
This isn't anything to be embarrassed about, kids and adults have trouble with reading and comprehension all the time. I'd encourage you to get your parents or a guardian to look into education help. Even (at the worst) YouTube should have plenty of basic comprehension lessons available, which will make following these complex patch notes easier to understand!
Let me know when retro deck supports Switch emulators
Ryubing is the new Switch emulator.
Let me know if I can be any further help! More than happy to help you with reading. I'm also really good friends with the developers behind RetroDECK, so I can always pass on your beautifully and kindly expressed comments.
You are one condescending little bitch aren't ya
Then you have the balls to act like your better then others
Hope you get to find out with all this fucking around your doing
