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Forum › Gaming › Emulation on Linux - best frontend in 2026?

Emulation on Linux - best frontend in 2026?

retro_gamer 2 weeks ago

RetroArch has been my go-to but EmuDeck and RetroDECK are looking tempting. For those who have tried multiple frontends, which one gives the best experience on a standard Linux desktop (not Steam Deck)?

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retrodeck_rick 2 weeks ago

RetroDECK is the answer. One Flatpak, all emulators preconfigured with sane defaults. It just works and updates itself. Switched from RetroArch and never looked back.

retroarch_loyalist 2 weeks ago

RetroArch with the OZONE menu is still king for customization. But if you want something that just works out of the box, EmuDeck or RetroDECK.

emulator_eric 1 week ago

For standalone emulators: Dolphin for GameCube/Wii, PCSX2 for PS2, and Ryujinx for Switch. All have excellent Linux builds.

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