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CHANGELOG.md
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* Removed the deprecated VideoVlcComponent
* Removed the deprecated tools/update_theme_formatversion.sh script
* Lots of general code cleanup and refactoring
* (Windows) Added error handling to StringUtil::stringToWideString() and StringUtil::wideStringToString() to avoid crashes caused by invalid characters
* Changed tools/create_AppImage.sh to not include version information in the AppImage filename
* Updated and improved the theming documentation
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* Added KEmulator standalone as an alternative emulator for the j2me system on Windows
* Added Model 2 Emulator [Suspend ES-DE] as an alternative emulator for the arcade, mame and model2 systems on Windows
* Added support for the repository-installed PPSSPP standalone (SDL and Qt) on Unix
* Added the .chd and .rp9 file extensions to the amiga, amiga1200, amiga600, amigacd32 and cdtv systems
* Added the .fds file extension to the famicom and nes systems
* Added the .32x file extension to the genesis and megadrive systems
* Added the .json file extension to the gc and wii systems

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FAQ.md
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If the controller works in other applications and games but not in ES-DE, then you may be able to get it to run in ES-DE as well. The required setup is described in detail in the _Adding custom controller profiles_ section of the [Building and advanced configuration](INSTALL.md#adding-custom-controller-profiles) document.
## Every controller button press is registered twice in ES-DE, should I file a bug report?
Although this is for sure a bug it's not caused by ES-DE, rather some wireless controllers have buggy drivers and will register itself as two separate devices. And as ES-DE auto-configures all devices, every button press will in practice be received twice. The easiest solution to this problem is to enable the option _Only accept input from first controller_ in the _Input device settings_ menu, but the drawback of this is that all other attached controllers will also be ignored. A more proper workaround is to blacklist the redundant controller device, see the previous question above as blacklisting is essentially a custom controller profile entry.
## I'm missing a feature, how can I make a request to have it added?
First check the project [Kanban](https://gitlab.com/es-de/emulationstation-de/-/boards/1823720) board which contains an overview of planned future features and changes and search for the functionality you would like to see added. Chances are there is already a card on the board describing precisely what you intended to request. You can also check the [Release roadmap](CONTRIBUTING.md) which includes the planned implementation of major features. If you can't find the feature you're looking for, you can request it either via adding an issue directly to the Kanban board, or by asking for it in our [Discord](https://discord.gg/EVVX4DqWAP) server or [subreddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/EmulationStation_DE/).

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USERGUIDE-DEV.md
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@ -372,6 +372,8 @@ The game systems configuration file `es_systems.xml` is located in the ES-DE res
On Unix this means /home/\<username\>/.emulationstation/custom_systems/es_systems.xml, on macOS /Users/\<username\>/.emulationstation/custom_systems/es_systems.xml and on Windows C:\Users\\<username\>\\.emulationstation\custom_systems\es_systems.xml
If you're using the AppImage release of ES-DE then the bundled es_systems.xml file is embedded in the AppImage together with the rest of the resources. You can extract it if you need it as a reference when creating your customized entries, or you can find it [here](https://gitlab.com/es-de/emulationstation-de/-/tree/master/resources/systems/unix).
Although it's possible to make a copy of the bundled configuration file, to modify it and then place it in this directory, that is not how the system customization is designed to be done. Instead the intention is that the file in `custom_systems` complements the bundled configuration, meaning only systems that are to be customized should be included.
For example you may want to replace the emulator launch command, modify the full name or change the supported file extensions for a single system. In this case it wouldn't make sense to copy the complete bundled file and just apply these minor modifications, instead an es_systems.xml file only containing the configuration for that single system should be placed in the custom_systems directory.
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The following emulators are supported in AppImage format when using the bundled configuration:
| System name | Emulator | Filename configuration |
| :----------- | :---------- | :--------------------------------------- |
| _Multiple_ | RetroArch | RetroArch-Linux-x86_64.AppImage |
| gba | mGBA | mGBA*.AppImage |
| gc | Dolphin | Dolphin_Emulator*.AppImage |
| macintosh | Basilisk II | BasiliskII-x86_64.AppImage |
| macintosh | SheepShaver | SheepShaver-x86_64.AppImage |
| ps2 | PCSX2 | pcsx2-*-linux-AppImage-64bit-Qt.AppImage |
| ps2 | Play! | Play!*.AppImage |
| ps3 | RPCS3 | rpcs3*.AppImage |
| psx | DuckStation | duckstation-nogui-x64.AppImage |
| psx | DuckStation | duckstation-qt-x64.AppImage |
| switch | Yuzu | yuzu*.AppImage |
| xbox | xemu | Xemu*.AppImage |
| wii | Dolphin | Dolphin_Emulator*.AppImage |
| System name | Emulator | Filename configuration |
| :----------- | :---------- | :------------------------------ |
| _Multiple_ | RetroArch | RetroArch-Linux-x86_64.AppImage |
| gba | mGBA | mGBA*.AppImage |
| gc | Dolphin | Dolphin_Emulator*.AppImage |
| macintosh | Basilisk II | BasiliskII-x86_64.AppImage |
| macintosh | SheepShaver | SheepShaver-x86_64.AppImage |
| ps2 | PCSX2 | pcsx2*-Qt.AppImage |
| ps2 | Play! | Play!*.AppImage |
| ps3 | RPCS3 | rpcs3*.AppImage |
| psx | DuckStation | duckstation-nogui-x64.AppImage |
| psx | DuckStation | duckstation-qt-x64.AppImage |
| switch | Yuzu | yuzu*.AppImage |
| xbox | xemu | Xemu*.AppImage |
| wii | Dolphin | Dolphin_Emulator*.AppImage |
RetroArch does not embed any version information into the filename so no wildcard is required.
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| daphne | Hypseus Singe | hypseus-singe/hypseus.bin |
| dreamcast | Redream | redream/redream |
| easyrpg | EasyRPG | easyrpg/easyrpg-player |
| flash | Lightspark | lightspark/lightspark |
| flash | Ruffle | ruffle/ruffle |
| fmtowns | Tsugaru | tsugaru/Tsugaru_CUI |
| oric | Oricutron | oricutron/Oricutron |
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The default media directory is `~/.emulationstation/downloaded_media/<system name>/<media type>`
This directory can however be changed using the _Game media directory_ setting in the _Other settings_ menu so make sure to check this setting before attempting to follow the instructions below. If the setting is blank, then the default directory is in use.
See the [Supported game systems](USERGUIDE-DEV.md#supported-game-systems) table at the bottom of this guide for a list of all system names.
An example on Unix:
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| 3do | 3DO | Opera | | Yes | |
| ags | Adventure Game Studio Game Engine | _Native game binaries_ | | No | Shortcut (.desktop/.app/.lnk) file in root folder |
| amiga | Commodore Amiga | PUAE | PUAE 2021 | Yes | See the specific _Commodore Amiga_ section elsewhere in this guide |
| amiga600 | Commodore Amiga 600 | PUAE | PUAE 2021 | Yes | See the specific _Commodore Amiga_ section elsewhere in this guide |
| amiga1200 | Commodore Amiga 1200 | PUAE | PUAE 2021 | Yes | See the specific _Commodore Amiga_ section elsewhere in this guide |
| amiga600 | Commodore Amiga 600 | PUAE | PUAE 2021 | Yes | See the specific _Commodore Amiga_ section elsewhere in this guide |
| amigacd32 | Commodore Amiga CD32 | PUAE | PUAE 2021 | Yes | |
| amstradcpc | Amstrad CPC | Caprice32 | CrocoDS | No | |
| android | Google Android | BlueStacks **(Standalone)** [W] | | No | Shortcut (.lnk) file in root folder |
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| fba | FinalBurn Alpha | FB Alpha 2012 | FB Alpha 2012 Neo Geo,<br>FB Alpha 2012 CPS-1,<br>FB Alpha 2012 CPS-2,<br>FB Alpha 2012 CPS-3 | Yes | Single archive file following MAME name standard in root folder |
| fbneo | FinalBurn Neo | FinalBurn Neo | | Yes | Single archive file following MAME name standard in root folder |
| fds | Nintendo Famicom Disk System | Mesen | Nestopia UE,<br>Nestopia UE **(Standalone)** [U],<br>FCEUmm,<br>Mednafen **(Standalone)** [UMW*] | Yes | Single archive or ROM file in root folder |
| flash | Adobe Flash | Ruffle **(Standalone)** [UMW*] | ArcadeFlashWeb **(Standalone)** [W*] | No | Single .swf file in root folder |
| flash | Adobe Flash | Ruffle **(Standalone)** [UMW*] | Lightspark **(Standalone)** [U],<br>ArcadeFlashWeb **(Standalone)** [W*] | No | Single .swf file in root folder |
| fmtowns | Fujitsu FM Towns | Tsugaru **(Standalone)** [UW*] | | Yes | See the specific _Fujitsu FM Towns_ section elsewhere in this guide |
| gameandwatch | Nintendo Game and Watch | GW | | | |
| gamegear | Sega Game Gear | Genesis Plus GX | Genesis Plus GX Wide,<br>Gearsystem,<br>SMS Plus GX,<br>Mednafen **(Standalone)** [UMW*] | | |

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USERGUIDE.md
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On Unix this means /home/\<username\>/.emulationstation/custom_systems/es_systems.xml, on macOS /Users/\<username\>/.emulationstation/custom_systems/es_systems.xml and on Windows C:\Users\\<username\>\\.emulationstation\custom_systems\es_systems.xml
If you're using the AppImage release of ES-DE then the bundled es_systems.xml file is embedded in the AppImage together with the rest of the resources. You can extract it if you need it as a reference when creating your customized entries, or you can find it [here](https://gitlab.com/es-de/emulationstation-de/-/tree/stable-1.2/resources/systems/unix).
Although it's possible to make a copy of the bundled configuration file, to modify it and then place it in this directory, that is not how the system customization is designed to be done. Instead the intention is that the file in `custom_systems` complements the bundled configuration, meaning only systems that are to be customized should be included.
For example you may want to replace the emulator launch command, modify the full name or change the supported file extensions for a single system. In this case it wouldn't make sense to copy the complete bundled file and just apply these minor modifications, instead an es_systems.xml file only containing the configuration for that single system should be placed in the custom_systems directory.
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The default media directory is `~/.emulationstation/downloaded_media/<system name>/<media type>`
This directory can however be changed using the _Game media directory_ setting in the _Other settings_ menu so make sure to check this setting before attempting to follow the instructions below. If the setting is blank, then the default directory is in use.
See the [Supported game systems](USERGUIDE.md#supported-game-systems) table at the bottom of this guide for a list of all system names.
An example on Unix: