Pegasus Frontend
Pegasus can run on Linux, Windows, Mac, Raspberry Pi, Odroid and Android devices. It's compatible with EmulationStation metadata and gamelist files, and instantly recognizes your Steam games! Downloads
Getting started - Pegasus Docs - Pegasus Frontend
Download your preferred release from pegasus-frontend.org, under the Downloads section. Make sure you download it for the correct device — they are, in most cases, not interchangeable; Extract it somewhere
Android - Pegasus Docs
Pegasus is available for Android devices running at least Android 5.0 (Lollipop). Installation. Pegasus is released as an APK package. To install it, you'll need to enable such files, which can be done under Settings → Security → Unknown Sources, turned on. Then open the APK file with any file manager app.
Installing themes - Pegasus Docs - Pegasus Frontend
If you wish to place the themes somewhere else, please see this page for the list of directories Pegasus can access.
Asset files - Pegasus Docs - Pegasus Frontend
To download assets for all your games automatically, you might want to use a program called "scraper". See the bottom of this page for more details. Game assets in the Metadata file
Pegasus Theme Gallery - Pegasus Frontend
Would you like to try a different look? Playing on a handheld maybe? Here you can find all kinds of themes, made by our wonderful community members.
Windows - Pegasus Docs
The K-Lite Basic pack is a popular choice that should work well for most cases, you can download it here. Launching desktop games. There is built-in support for Steam and GOG games, but you can also launch standalone games too if you wish. Pegasus can launch the EXE files directly, so you can use {file.path} as the launch command in the ...
Metadata syntax - Pegasus Docs - Pegasus Frontend
The preferred file name is metadata.pegasus.txt, the preferred encoding is UTF-8 and the preferred line ending sequence is the standard line feed character (U+000A, "\n"). The file contains a list of entries , where each entry has a name and one or more lines of values .
Home - Pegasus Docs - Pegasus Frontend
Pegasus is an experimental emulator frontend, focusing on customizability, cross platform support (including embedded) and high performance. Here you can find the related documentation, development notes and guides.
Translations - Pegasus Docs - Pegasus Frontend
Pegasus supports most languages in use, and you can easily add new translations for any locale. The translations are stored in simple text files in XML format, so the only thing you need is a text editor. There's also a graphical tool to make things easier (see below).