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FAQ.md
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## Can I use an external scraper application instead of the built-in scraper? ## Can I use an external scraper application instead of the built-in scraper?
Yes to a certain extent this is supported and at least [Skraper](https://www.skraper.net) and [Skyscraper](https://github.com/detain/skyscraper) have been used by some people. Make sure to read the _Manually copying game media files_ section of the [User guide](USERGUIDE.md#manually-copying-game-media-files) for more details of where ES-DE expects game media to be stored. Yes you could for example use [Skraper](https://www.skraper.net) or [Skyscraper](https://github.com/detain/skyscraper). Make sure to read the _Manually copying game media files_ section of the [User guide](USERGUIDE.md#manually-copying-game-media-files) for more details of where ES-DE expects game media to be stored.
There is also a video on the official ES-DE YouTube channel on how to use Skraper with ES-DE:\
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23LLH96P7PE
## My controller isn't working in ES-DE, is there a way to fix this? ## My controller isn't working in ES-DE, is there a way to fix this?

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USERGUIDE-DEV.md
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| wiiu | Cemu | Cemu*.AppImage | | wiiu | Cemu | Cemu*.AppImage |
| zmachine | Gargoyle | Gargoyle*.AppImage | | zmachine | Gargoyle | Gargoyle*.AppImage |
The EKA2L1 AppImage has the very generic name `ubuntu-latest.AppImage` and as such needs to be renamed to match the entry in the table above.
## Using AppImageLauncher on Linux ## Using AppImageLauncher on Linux
[AppImageLauncher](https://github.com/TheAssassin/AppImageLauncher) will by default move any AppImage you attempt to run to the root of the ~/Applications directory and integreate it into the desktop environment's application menu. While this may sound convenient it causes multiple issues. [AppImageLauncher](https://github.com/TheAssassin/AppImageLauncher) will by default move any AppImage you attempt to run to the root of the ~/Applications directory and integreate it into the desktop environment's application menu. While this may sound convenient it causes multiple issues.
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**General setup** **General setup**
The EKA2L1 installation should be fairly straightforward, for Linux there is an official AppImage, for macOS there is a DMG installer and for Windows a zip archive release. Just be aware that the AppImage has the very generic name `ubuntu-latest.AppImage` and needs to be renamed and moved to `~/Applications/EKA2L1.AppImage` in order for ES-DE to find it. The EKA2L1 installation should be fairly straightforward, for Linux there is an official AppImage, for macOS there is a DMG installer and for Windows a zip archive release.
After you have the emulator up and running you need to install ROMs for the devices you want to emulate. For the _ngage_ system you want to use the RH-29 ROM, and for the _symbian_ system ES-DE comes preconfigured with emulator entries for the RH-29 (Nokia N-Gage), RM-84 (Nokia N70) and RM-507 (Nokia N97) models. In addition to those there's a custom device entry that is explained in more depth later below. The details of ROM installation and how to setup the emulator is covered by this official YouTube video by the EKA2L1 team: After you have the emulator up and running you need to install ROMs for the devices you want to emulate. For the _ngage_ system you want to use the RH-29 ROM, and for the _symbian_ system ES-DE comes preconfigured with emulator entries for the RH-29 (Nokia N-Gage), RM-84 (Nokia N70) and RM-507 (Nokia N97) models. In addition to those there's a custom device entry that is explained in more depth later below. The details of ROM installation and how to setup the emulator is covered by this official YouTube video by the EKA2L1 team:

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| wiiu | Cemu | Cemu*.AppImage | | wiiu | Cemu | Cemu*.AppImage |
| zmachine | Gargoyle | Gargoyle*.AppImage | | zmachine | Gargoyle | Gargoyle*.AppImage |
The EKA2L1 AppImage has the very generic name `ubuntu-latest.AppImage` and as such needs to be renamed to match the entry in the table above.
## Using AppImageLauncher on Linux ## Using AppImageLauncher on Linux
[AppImageLauncher](https://github.com/TheAssassin/AppImageLauncher) will by default move any AppImage you attempt to run to the root of the ~/Applications directory and integreate it into the desktop environment's application menu. While this may sound convenient it causes multiple issues. [AppImageLauncher](https://github.com/TheAssassin/AppImageLauncher) will by default move any AppImage you attempt to run to the root of the ~/Applications directory and integreate it into the desktop environment's application menu. While this may sound convenient it causes multiple issues.
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**General setup** **General setup**
The EKA2L1 installation should be fairly straightforward, for Linux there is an official AppImage, for macOS there is a DMG installer and for Windows a zip archive release. Just be aware that the AppImage has the very generic name `ubuntu-latest.AppImage` and needs to be renamed and moved to `~/Applications/EKA2L1.AppImage` in order for ES-DE to find it. The EKA2L1 installation should be fairly straightforward, for Linux there is an official AppImage, for macOS there is a DMG installer and for Windows a zip archive release.
After you have the emulator up and running you need to install ROMs for the devices you want to emulate. For the _ngage_ system you want to use the RH-29 ROM, and for the _symbian_ system ES-DE comes preconfigured with emulator entries for the RH-29 (Nokia N-Gage), RM-84 (Nokia N70) and RM-507 (Nokia N97) models. In addition to those there's a custom device entry that is explained in more depth later below. The details of ROM installation and how to setup the emulator is covered by this official YouTube video by the EKA2L1 team: After you have the emulator up and running you need to install ROMs for the devices you want to emulate. For the _ngage_ system you want to use the RH-29 ROM, and for the _symbian_ system ES-DE comes preconfigured with emulator entries for the RH-29 (Nokia N-Gage), RM-84 (Nokia N70) and RM-507 (Nokia N97) models. In addition to those there's a custom device entry that is explained in more depth later below. The details of ROM installation and how to setup the emulator is covered by this official YouTube video by the EKA2L1 team: