Existe algum emulador de NDS ( nintendo dual screen) que não seja retroarch?

[Charlotte.X_Alexandr]

bem o titulo ja resume tudo

[egrath]

There are a few out there, but unfortunately none of them currently has a Flatpak for installation. melonDS has one, but it’s not working at the moment …

Your best bet would be to run it with Podman until it’s available.

Running Ubuntu with Podman

Introduction What is this all about? Podman is a technology, which allows you to run an arbitrary linux operating system inside something called a “container”. A “container” can be seen as a operating system, running inside another operating system like an application. Glossar Podman: The technology and also the main command used here (podman) Container: A isolated operating system running as an application and sharing resources with the host system Image: An operating system image used to …

[LeandroStanger]

O GNOME Games roda jogos de Nintendo DS. O GNOME Games está disponível na Endless Store

[Charlotte.X_Alexandr]

eu tentei essa sua recomendação so que fica travando tambem

[Charlotte.X_Alexandr]

well could you explain to me how i could use podman to use melonDS
?

[egrath]

First of all it would be a good starting point to read the linked Tutorial, to get a idea about the technology behind.

To make things a little more easy, i’ve written some scripts to create the container, which you find below:

#!/bin/bash
CONTAINER=test2
IMAGE=ubuntu:20.04

function create_container
{
    podman container list --all | grep ${CONTAINER} 2>/dev/null 1>&2
    if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
        echo "Container already exists, please remove first"
        return
    fi

    echo "Creating container ..."

    podman run --interactive --tty --name ${CONTAINER} --volume /tmp/.X11-unix:/tmp/.X11-unix --env DISPLAY --device /dev/dri --device /dev/snd --device /dev/input/mouse0 --volume /etc/localtime:/etc/localtime:ro --volume ${HOME}:/mnt --cap-add=ALL --security-opt seccomp=unconfined ${IMAGE} /bin/bash
}

function remove_container
{
    podman container list --all | grep ${CONTAINER} 2>/dev/null 1>&2
    if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
        echo "Container does not exist ..."
        return
    fi

    podman container rm --force ${CONTAINER}
}

if [ $# -gt 0 ]; then
	case "${1}" in  
        "create") create_container;;
        "remove") remove_container;;
		"dump") echo Exporting container: ${CONTAINER}; podman container export ${CONTAINER} | gzip > ${CONTAINER}.tar.gz;;
	esac
else
	podman start ${CONTAINER}
	podman exec --interactive --tty --privileged ${CONTAINER} bash
fi

Save this to some location, like ~/ubuntu.sh. Then open a Terminal and type:

chmod +x ~/ubuntu.sh
~/ubuntu.sh create

This will create the container with all the needed settings. After the command has been run, you’re already in to container. Run:

apt-get update; apt-get install libsdl2-2.0-0 libgtk-3-0 mesa-utils libegl-mesa0 libegl1

Now the dependencies for melonDS have been installed. Now download melonDS and the associated files and extract it to some location, like ~/Downloads. Your entire Home directory is available as /mnt in the container, so you now can:

cd /mnt/Downloads/melonDS
./melonDS

The script provided above has additional parameters too:

• If run with ./ubuntu.sh create the container is being created
• If run with ./ubuntu.sh remove the container is removed without further questions
• If run without any parameters you start the container and open a shell inside of it

Good luck.

[LeandroStanger]

@Charlotte.X_Alexandr

eu tentei essa sua recomendação so que fica travando tambem

Qual jogo você tentou jogar?