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retroarch:tldr:102cc
The retroarch
command is used to launch the RetroArch application, which is a popular front-end for various video game console emulators and game engines. When using the retroarch
command, you can specify additional options and arguments.
In this case, the --config=${path-to-config_file}
option is being used. This option allows you to specify the path to a configuration file that RetroArch should use when launching. A configuration file contains settings and preferences for RetroArch, such as video/audio settings, input bindings, and other customization options.
To use this command, you need to replace ${path-to-config_file}
with the actual path to your desired configuration file. For example, if your configuration file is located at /home/user/retroarch.cfg
, the command would be:
retroarch --config=/home/user/retroarch.cfg
By specifying a custom configuration file, you can have different setups or preferences for different instances of RetroArch, allowing you to have specific settings for different consoles or games.