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#2

Do you have to orange pi?

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#3

I have searched for a topic similar to the information I seek and there is none. I have completed the Discobot tutorial, do I need to do something else to create a new topic please?

#4

Apparently lots of people have this problem. Seems that an aggressive defiance of all principles of user-friendly design is common to everything LibRetro does.

#5

Where do you post new post?

#6

where to say hi and introduce to all.

#7

I was wondering the same thing. I have a question but I can’t figure out how to start a new topic.

#8

Seems the help is as useful as retro arch… lol

I also can’t see a way to post a new thread. Seems somewhat pointless to direct people to this forum for help, if they then can’t even post up a topic of the issue?

Just downloaded for my Mac (Studio M1 Max running MacOs 13.4.1).

Downloaded the ARM version. When you open the app it looks like this:

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Doesn’t seem to be usable. As you scroll the mouse over the screen the menus move up and down, so you can’t even click on anything.

#9

@Hatt I passed this along to our Apple guy who asked if you could post the contents of your retroarch.cfg config file. It should be located in /Users/[name]/Library/Application Support/RetroArch

EDIT: that’s assuming you’re not using the Steam version. Is that a correct assumption?