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The installer is available on the official site, and yes you can buy it

You can't "buy" linux. Note on the quotes. Also that video is pretty old (last year). In regards to Secure Boot, as far as I am aware at the very least Fedora and Ubuntu should be fine.

Long time no see :)

I would like to point out that "Im not update emulator section because there is retroarch. And standalone emulators are not needed now." is a very bad take, regardless of what you do here. Relying on just RA is bad.

You did nothing wrong, it was my mistake for not turning off the ability to post there after we converted the forum software. The news section was meant to be restricted because we had a background script running there on the previous forum software. Submitted Content Forum is the place where...

Gaming on linux has come along way and should really not be ignored. And in terms of emulation, since it is kind of our area here, the vast majority of systems have native linux emulators already.

You forget that Retroarch is not an exactly an emulator, it's more of a "platform". It needs actual emulators to be ported and serve as "cores" in it.

Going by https://ares-emulator.github.io/compatibility , I went ahead and enabled Ares on the sections where the list shows a reasonable number of "Working" games.

You have no access to the source code, this is what "closed source" means.

Added a few hours ago to the site. It was getting a bit late in the day and I forgot to post a reply. Apologies.

Same for me, have a great one!

I will have a look at that as soon as I can, thanks for pointing out. I was aware of Near / Byuu's passing.

Big projects like PCSX2 and retroarch come as appimages as well. Not as important for retroarch, since the cores can be updated when needed and the main app only needs updating when the next major version is out.

It's ready: https://www.emulator-zone.com/doc.php/nsw/ Instead of actual downloads, I linked to the actual sites. The reason behind this is that it is better to just go there and grab whatever daily version is available from the latest Git compile. The latest features and features are worth the...

Just go to the emulator settings and see what button assignments the keyboard has. The rest is just normal gameplay that you would you have had in the actual console.

In terms of emulator, I would go for https://bsnes.dev. As for the rom, any one you find on the internet, US version or EU will work.

Any quality mouse mouse (not a super cheap one) should be fine. Just pick one that allows you to also adjust the DPI for accuracy reasons. Alternatively if you like to "draw" you can always opt in for a digital pen like the Wacom products that are really popular.

That message is from August 2017.

I gave you two options, they are both very good and free. Try both and see what works best for you.

Give the ParaLLEI core a try then, you should be fine in terms of compatibility (that is the whole point of accuracy).