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## What does the CLI acronym mean?
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## What does the CLI acronym mean?
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CLI stands for command-line interface and refers to commands you can run in the Linux Terminal.
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CLI stands for command-line interface and refers to commands you can run in the Linux Terminal.
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## When a guide tells me to create a .XYZ file what does that mean?
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Often when a guide tells you to create an empty file, for example:
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- `.ps3`
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- `.psvita`
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- `.scumm`
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- `.m3u`
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**Note:** This was done in KDE
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What you need to do is:
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1. `Right Click` -> `Create New` -> `Text File`
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2. Open and edit it with a text editor like: Kate, Kwrite, or the text editor of your choice.
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## I have .bin + .cue files and the games shows up twice in ES-DE
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## I have .bin + .cue files and the games shows up twice in ES-DE
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We recommend that you use the built-in compression tool in the configurator to compress the games into another format like `.chd`. You will only get one entry and you will also save space.
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We recommend that you use the built-in compression tool in the configurator to compress the games into another format like `.chd`. You will only get one entry and you will also save space.
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## When a guide tells me to create a .XYZ file what does that mean?
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Often when a guide tells you to create an empty file, for example:
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- `.ps3`
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- `.psvita`
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- `.scumm`
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- `.m3u`
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**Note:** This was done in KDE
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What you need to do is:
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1. `Right Click` -> `Create New` -> `Text File`
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2. Open and edit it with a text editor like: Kate, Kwrite, or the text editor of your choice.
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