The best PS1 emulator, code is still available on Github, so we can still compile it from sources and dev still provides appimage and flatpak packages, so I don't think it will change a lot of things for end user like me.
I read dev comments but i still don't understand why he bothered to change licence...

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or you can try "GPU recorder" app:
https://flathub.org/apps/com.dec05eba.gpu_screen_recorder

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Quoting: pleasereadthemanual

Quoting: legluondunetYou still need a root password to install Flatpak applications

Only if you want to install it as a system-wide package.

You can install it in your user with the --user option.

Ohhh nice tip! I didn't know that, probably because I've never needed it, but it's still good to know.

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QuoteI'm sorry to break it to you, but I think in the eyes of most Appimage is a dead format. It had it's place but has been supplanted by Flatpak or even Snap in combination with native app stores and, in extreme cases, distrobox.

Dead format? All the emulators and others apps I use are available this days in Appimage format (and Flatpak too).
You still need a root password to install Flatpak applications, not with Appimage, that makes big difference.

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But...they still not provide Appimage for stable or nightly builds:
https://fr.dolphin-emu.org/download/

The latest Appimage available on Appimagehub is two years old:
https://www.appimagehub.com/p/1567651/

However, you can now find easily unofficial Dolphin Appimage.

For me it's not a problem because I know how to compile it.

But for basic users, Flatpak and Appimage is a must to have.

And it's pleasant to just download and launch a program, without having bother to compile it, even for a Linux user.

QuoteNice to see the Steam Deck continuing to have a positive impact for Linux users everywhere. Valve clearly made the right decision to support installing apps via Flatpak/Flathub.

Clearly! Developers have now standards on Linux (Flatpak, Proton) and they use it.

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I just tested latest binary available on their Github page, I have no sound/music.

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We can say that this emulator is now mature and they even provide a very good Linux quality version. Thanks to PCSX2 team for this very good job.

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Quoting: mrdeathjrdolphin devs dont give support to appimage, however if anyone needed can try this:

https://github.com/lucasmz1/Dolphin_emu_Appimage

Yes, they provide packages for Windows exe, MacOSX, Android but no AppImage for Linux users :(

https://dolphin-emu.org/download/

Dolphin developers should be aware that Linux users, like Windows users, enjoy downloading a program and running it directly without needing to compile it.

At least Flatpak has been recently updated:
https://flathub.org/apps/org.DolphinEmu.dolphin-emu

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Someone could tell me if your USB micro works with Dolphin?

https://bugs.dolphin-emu.org/issues/13451?next_issue_id=13450&prev_issue_id=13452

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Anti-Virus for what use? I never saw a virus on my Linux computers in more than 25 years.
To collect information on our Linux hard drives and sell them to companies for their statistics?

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