Ditto haha!
Di-ditto!
I'd really be curious to know if anyone doesn't organize that way, just seems to the most intuitive to me.
I personally have one folder per console because I don't really care about the company, I see Dreamcast, Dual Screen and so on.
Inside each game folder I have subfolders for hacks and translation patches too, all named differently to avoid save game overwriting. I still consider companies to be useful identifiers, so I keep them at the top level. Having something like
Ah right, I use the romhack name over the rom's name.
Hey that's fine! I'm just finicky about organizing things, but if it works for you it works for you friend.
I do wish Windows 10-11 made you rearrange icons as you see fit but I cannot find that option anymore like on XP and Seven.
Honestly, Windows is just so sterile when it comes to user empowerment and feel. I'm helping a friend set up a Linux machine (he decided to jump to Zorin OS after his Win 10 installation basically imploded) and it's crazy how sleek, light and customizable everything is.
Windows is also being even more "childish" (like the blue screen no longer telling the exact issue but puts a smiley as if you were a kid... I want the 0x00000c area for the fatal error or what type of null something it was, not giving me a sad face) and stripped so many features out of the customers.
I liked XP a lot, it was clean and to the point. Lightweight too.
Oh if only it supported genesis/CD/32x games, then we'd finally have a emulator that supersedes kega fusion.
One of the best parts of linux for me is how customizable it is, which of course also means potentially making it look like windows 98.
If you have any GUI recommendations I'd love to hear it. My friend is currently running the Zorin default (I think it's GNOME?).
GUI?
Got it! hopefully trying these things is non destructive.
Just get a distro, say manjaro, that offers a kde desktop version, put it on a flash drive, and try the desktop environment that way, don't install extras unless you need them.
Ah, if only Windows had that kind of freedom.
Yeah live cd's (funny considering it's a flash drive) are nice, they let you test out linux os's without having to install them first, makes things simpler.
It will be a full win. All of the major 8 and 16 bits consoles in it.
Shame that Microsoft didn't let a "legacy skin pack" replicating all previous Windows UIs...
Why bother with burning CDs when you can just use DistroSea and run them off someone else's computer in your browser?
Wow, Linux has it all!
Yeah but more than that, we'd have a viable alternative to kega fusion, i love kega fusion but it's definitely showing it's age.
Well live cd's make it easier to install it if you like it, though i also forgot distrosea existed, mainly because i found it slow when i tried it.
Mesen is also one of the best SNES emulators.
Accuracy-wise Mesen is known to be the best Nes emulator but honestly Retroarch with the Mesen core is better
