+1. I’m a huge fan of RomM, they have been improving their solution constantly. Also, combine that with their Argosy launcher and you have a great combo of centralized repository and sync client. Edit: some fat-finger typos.

2026-08-31T18:15:03.206537Z

horus_son_of_isis@horus_son_of_isis@lemmy.world

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RomM looks really cool. I’ve had difficulty with getting the Retroarch container to play roms with acceptable latency and without crashing. Is RomM easy to set up and does it handle the heavy lifting in such a way as to not tax resources? I’m on an i5 thinkstation with onboard graphics. My system does not like Wayland at all.

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2026-08-31T22:06:02.529635Z

Kurotora@kurotora@lemmy.world

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Replying to @⁨horus_son_of_isis@lemmy.world⁩

In my use case, is just serving the assets as I’m usually using Argosy on my android device or the emulatorjs on other plataforms. Didn’t try yet the new functionality of “streaming” the emulator. But probably will not needed as I’m mostly playing 16/32/64bit era’s games. But probably my N100 with integrated GPU will not be the best choice for this feature 😅