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KDE Frameworks 5 Supports for Flatpak

With Quickemu Run Windows 11 and macOS within a Linux OS!

Learn how to play classic games on Linux with RetroArch, a free and open-source frontend for emulators, game engines, and video games. This versatile platform allows you to play games on various systems such as Arcade, Atari, Commodore, DOS, GBA, PSP, and more, all in one window. Installing RetroArch is straightforward and can be done through your system package manager or the universal Flatpak package. Once installed, you can easily download and install the cores and content required to play your desired games. Simply navigate to the “Main Menu” and select “Online Updater” to get started. RetroArch also offers various options to customize your gaming experience, including controller profiles, cheats, database, overlays, GLSL shaders, and more. Get ready to take a nostalgic trip down memory lane with RetroArch on Linux.

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Installing a SNAP Application in Fedora 37&38

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Guide to Installing Zoom on Debian-Based Linux Distros