Choose a Linux distribution that matches your needs, such as Ubuntu for general use or Arch for lightweight performance.
Choose a Linux distribution that matches your needs, such as Ubuntu for general use or Arch for lightweight performance.
You're looking for a distro that works well with a mouse, keyboard, and controller on a Raspberry Pi. Consider Ubuntu for broad compatibility, but also explore lightweight options like Lubuntu or Xubuntu if you want simplicity. For a more tailored experience, check out distributions built around Steam Deck support or Windows compatibility. It depends on how widely you expect users to interact with your setup.
Retropi comes with around a dozen built-in features, but which one are you interested in using?
The Pi lacks the capability for dolphins, PCSX1/2 Dreamcast, and Xbox. It sometimes encounters issues with N64 based on the game. For better performance, stick to older systems like NES, SNES, GBA, Genesis, etc. Here’s a list of built-in emulators: https://retropie.org.uk/about/systems/ Remember, some emulators may not be supported by the latest Pi versions.