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      • developerbaymanD Offline
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        so im making a javascript based nes emulator and its turning out perfect minus a few things ....im trying to load roms from a roms directory next to the html file in the apps structure throws a error on both literally and implied paths (like no permissions to do any file stuffs)...im not trying to release this with roms but this version is a learning app for me and in the end mine will have the roms included but the release will load a file dialog ...web content and contenthub i need to fully understand how this works ...my biggest issue is qt dependencies and availability on my system ....im using a old laptop now but im limited to the operating system working with my old hdmi output long story i have tried all the distros im on pop_os! ...everything is very outdated ...also the distro qtqick and avail tools are 5.15 but clickable only sees what it comes with?? i dont know im stuck using old info outdated imports and online documentation does not always mesh .....4438251c-6804-4e93-bbc3-76088d6a0895-image.png d5fe97cc-5900-454f-bcc9-5afa815c03e4-image.png

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          arubislander @developerbayman
          last edited by arubislander

          @developerbayman said in app clickable nes emulator:

          Clickable uses Docker as its build and execution environment. So anything you install on the host will be invisible to the container. Please check the clickable documentation for how to install additional packages in your docker container to have them available at built and / or run time. Acquiring a basic understanding of containers and Docker is also recommended.

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          • developerbaymanD Offline
            developerbayman @arubislander
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            @arubislander cool thanks yeah truthfully i dont know much about docker so yeah thats a big help

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            • developerbaymanD Offline
              developerbayman
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              a7c4dfec-124b-4c10-b034-c7919b209609-image.png is playable iv added better mapper support not all mappers available fixed audio timing better gonna add save states and all that but yeah lots of work needed yet im aware of bugs here is a click is does not need any permissions as roms are loaded in for testing πŸ˜‰ ....far from perfect but getting there also have a ps1 emulator in the works ...all this is based on others code but severely refactored ...eventually ill post links of everything

              beware is kinda heavy at 126 mb
              clickable app:
              https://drive.google.com/file/d/1c9Nikyh2QmgkSH0BQZOePKUKV50BbjAa/view?usp=sharing

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                bearbobs @developerbayman
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                @developerbayman Hey, I already did something like this using retroarch + EsDe: https://forums.ubports.com/topic/10522/retropie-setup-on-ubuntutouch?_=1748801824487

                might be helpful to you for this projetc

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                • developerbaymanD Offline
                  developerbayman @bearbobs
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                  @bearbobs very cool

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