Ryujinx/ emulators support about cartridges HOT 7 OPEN

You can launch almost anything that opens from the Terminal in the Cartridges app.

Here's how I added Ryujinx games to my library:

1. Click on add game button in the top left corner or press Ctrl+N
2. Enter the command to open a game in Ryujinx. If you installed it with a flatpack it's gonna be something like this:
   flatpak run org.ryujinx.Ryujinx "path/to/your/game.nsp"
3. Add a title, developer, and box cover art, to make it look good
4. To make it smoother, set "Start Games in Fullscreen Mode" option in Ryujinx

It works the same with Wine/Proton games. You'll just need to replace the first part with the location of your wine script. I assume you can also do it with Yuzu, Retroarch, PPSSPP, and other emulators as well.

Hope this helps

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You can launch almost anything that opens from the Terminal in the Cartridges app.

Here's how I added Ryujinx games to my library:

1. Click on add game button in the top left corner or press Ctrl+N
2. Enter the command to open a game in Ryujinx. If you installed it with a flatpack it's gonna be something like this:
   flatpak run org.ryujinx.Ryujinx "path/to/your/game.nsp"
3. Add a title, developer, and box cover art, to make it look good
4. To make it smoother, set "Start Games in Fullscreen Mode" option in Ryujinx

It works the same with Wine/Proton games. You'll just need to replace the first part with the location of your wine script. I assume you can also do it with Yuzu, Retroarch, PPSSPP, and other emulators as well.

Hope this helps

This worked like a charm. Thank you so much!!

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Hi!, thanks for aswering im trying this asap i get home

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I've got some free time, I'll look into adding to Cartridges the sources that I already supported on Gali, which means:

• Citra
• Dolphin
• PPSSPP
• Yuzu
• Cemu

The case of Retroarch is quite different, since so many variants are available and I don't know if it supports a custom URL scheme to start games. If it doesn't, there are many variants to support.

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I've made a really basic Retroarch importer on my own fork here: https://github.com/RilicTheFox/cartridges
I did this as a way for me to practice some Python after a while, so it probably has some issues! I'm also new to developing for Flatpak and GTK apps in general. I know that the preferences page doesn't show the path yet, so I may need some help on that.
Let me know if this is any good, or if it needs improvements!

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@GeoffreyCoulaud

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@RilicTheFox you can open a draft PR and I'll guide you through the changes that may be necessary to get it merged :)

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