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**Edit the es_find_rules.xml**
1. Go to the ES-DE Linux Folder via the path above (depending how you installed RetroDECK).
2. Find and open `es_find_rules.xml`.
3. Edit `es_find_rules.xml`:
At the end of file but before </ruleList> end add a new emulator `FLATPAKSPAWN`:
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## How-to: Edit es_systems.xml file
1. Go to the ES-DE Linux Folder via the path above (depending how you installed RetroDECK).
2. Find and open `es_systems.xml`.
3. Search for and find the system entry you want to add and external system to.
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</system>
```
7. Save the file and launch RetroDECK.
8. Set the alternative emulators to one of your new entries to try it out, they should popup in the Alternative Emulators Menu per game or per system.
9. If all is correct the game should launch with the External System.
8. Set the alternative emulators to one of your new entries. They should appear in the Alternative Emulators Menu for each game or system.
**Note:** If you have made an error somewhere you must close RetroDECK before you do any edits in the `es_find_rules.xml` `es_systems.xml`files, then save the files and relaunch RetroDECK as the files are loaded on application launch.
9. If everything is correct, the game should launch with the External System.
**Note:** If you make an error, close RetroDECK before editing the `es_find_rules.xml` or `es_systems.xml` files. Save the files and relaunch RetroDECK, as the files are loaded when the application starts.