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Lazorne

@ lazorne @lemmy.zip

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  • RetroDECK 0.10.0b - Dastardly Dansband - Release Announcement

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  • There are no plans to add compnents that are not actively developed.

  • CtrlAssist: Controller Assist for gaming on Linux 🎮🤝

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  • RetroDECK Blog - Retro Gaming Platform - December 2025: Lucia Preview

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  • I mean we got an new API now and RetroENGINE for CLI launching.

    But yes we are discussing it with them and have been for a long time.

  • Linux Gaming @lemmy.world
    Lazorne @lemmy.zip

    RetroDECK Blog - Retro Gaming Platform - December 2025: Lucia Preview

    retrodeck.readthedocs.io /en/latest/blog/2025/12/13/december-2025-lucia-preview/
  • Steam Hardware @sopuli.xyz
    Lazorne @lemmy.zip

    RetroDECK Blog - Retro Gaming Platform - December 2025: Lucia Preview

    retrodeck.readthedocs.io /en/latest/blog/2025/12/13/december-2025-lucia-preview/

  • RetroDECK Blog - Retro Gaming Flatpak - November 2025: Finally a fatpak

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  • All I can do is speak for ourselves.

    RetroDECK has explicit rules against contacting upstream projects for support issues, and those rules have always been in place.

    Our support is internal, and if we discover something that appears to be an upstream bug, we report it directly to the upstream team not through a user proxy.

    We have been very vocal about this policy within our community.

    It’s also important to remind users that RetroDECK doesn’t make the games run; the built‑in emulators, engines, and systems do. Therefore, we encourage our users to donate to those upstream projects rather than to us.

  • RetroDECK Blog - Retro Gaming Flatpak - November 2025: Finally a fatpak

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  • RetroDECK Blog - Retro Gaming Flatpak - November 2025: Finally a fatpak

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  • It’s ultimately your decision, but I’d recommend waiting for the next update...

    Since the current stable release is already seven months old (thanks to the rewrite).

    One advantage of RetroDECK is its isolation: everything lives in a single location, making installation and removal quite easy.

    EmuDeck provides features that we don’t, and vice versa. The two projects have other goals and visions from each other.

  • Linux Gaming @lemmy.world
    Lazorne @lemmy.zip

    RetroDECK Blog - Retro Gaming Flatpak - November 2025: Finally a fatpak

    retrodeck.readthedocs.io /en/latest/blog/2025/11/25/november-2025-finally-a-fatpak/
  • Steam Hardware @sopuli.xyz
    Lazorne @lemmy.zip

    RetroDECK Blog - Retro Gaming Flatpak - November 2025: Finally a fatpak

    retrodeck.readthedocs.io /en/latest/blog/2025/11/25/november-2025-finally-a-fatpak/
  • Steam Hardware @sopuli.xyz
    Lazorne @lemmy.zip

    RetroDECK Blog - Retro Gaming Flatpak - October 2025: Haunted Architectural Decisions

    retrodeck.readthedocs.io /en/latest/blog/2025/10/31/october-2025-haunted-architectural-decisions/
  • Steam Hardware @sopuli.xyz
    Lazorne @lemmy.zip

    RetroDECK Blog - Retro Gaming Flatpak - September 2025: Components, Components, Components!

    retrodeck.readthedocs.io /en/latest/blog/2025/09/05/september-2025-components-components-components/

  • felix86 emulator for Linux for x86 and x86-64 apps on RISC-V can now run Steam and major games | GamingOnLinux

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  • So cool!

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    Linux development

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  • RetroDECK

    We are using: python, bash and Godot.

    It's a All-In-One Retro Gaming platform in a flatpak.

  • Linux Gaming @lemmy.world
    Lazorne @lemmy.zip

    RetroDECK Blog - Retro Gaming Flatpak - June 2025: Putting Together all the Components

    retrodeck.readthedocs.io /en/latest/blog/2025/06/01/june-2025-putting-together-all-the-components/
  • Steam Hardware @sopuli.xyz
    Lazorne @lemmy.zip

    RetroDECK Blog - Retro Gaming Flatpak - June 2025: Putting Together all the Components

    retrodeck.readthedocs.io /en/latest/blog/2025/06/01/june-2025-putting-together-all-the-components/
  • Linux Gaming @lemmy.world
    Lazorne @lemmy.zip

    RetroDECK Blog - Retro Gaming Flatpak - May 2025: Mad Community Scientists

    retrodeck.readthedocs.io /en/latest/blog/2025/05/01/may-2025-mad-community-scientists/
  • Linux Gaming @lemmy.world
    Lazorne @lemmy.zip

    RetroDECK v0.9.4b - Retro Gaming Flatpak - Released!

    retrodeck.readthedocs.io /en/latest/wiki_rd_versions/version_0.9.0b/0.9.4b/

  • Why do you use the distro you use?

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  • Bazzite, Aurora, Proxmox and Ubuntu Server.

  • Linux Gaming @lemmy.world
    Lazorne @lemmy.zip

    RetroDECK v0.9.2b - Retro Gaming Flatpak - Released!

    retrodeck.readthedocs.io /en/latest/wiki_rd_versions/version_0.9.0b/0.9.2b/
  • Linux Gaming @lemmy.world
    Lazorne @lemmy.zip

    RetroDECK Blog - April 2025: The AI Retro Revolution

    retrodeck.readthedocs.io /en/latest/blog/2025/04/01/april-2025-the-ai-retro-revolution/

  • Are you a #filmmaker using #kdenlive? Let us know about your project!

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  • Would not consider myself a filmmaker at all. But I use it to make some tutorials that I record with OBS for a wiki.

    I also use it to make quick and dirty skit shorts that I put on various platforms.

  • Is Pegasus the best Steam alternative for launching games with a gamepad?

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  • On Open Source and the Sustainability of the Commons

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  • How about Gitea?

  • Is anybody else a bit disappointed about the recent days with Fedora Atomic?

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  • I agree, mistakes and vulnerabilites happen in all software commercial and open. Now I can only speak for RetroDECK but, we also make mistakes and need to do minor patches to fix those.

    I think Jorge and the team handled it as you should: Be transparent, inform on all channels they can and learn from your mistakes.

    Me personally have full confidence in them.

    Those that try to hide or shift blame of mistakes are a bigger red flag in my book.

  • Custom Linux Distribution just for Gaming

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  • Jorge, Kyle and the others over at ublue is doing a great job with their Fedora spins.

    I run Bazzite on all my computers and if you got a full AMD system you can even get full gamemode running by installing the deck image. This in turn give you the best controller experience for games, as Desktop Steam got several issues with Steam Input valve have not fixed yet.

    But not all credit should go to them for this but also ChimeraOS team, Nobara and others that are constantly working on an improved gaming experience on Linux.

    When developing RetroDECK Steam Input profiles I mainly use the Steam Deck with SteamOS and Bazzite on my desktop to test them.