Open CuteMupen, it's going to prompt you for some default files & folder locations.Ĭore libabrary file: /usr/lib/libmupen64plus.so.2 Right click on Applications toolbar -> Edit Menus -> Games -> New ItemĬammand: /home/username/cutemupen-linu圆4-0.1.0/cutemupen Next we install CuteMupen () front end, get the 32-bit version if you are using 32-bit OS, check for newer files! Run mupen64+ so it creates a config folder and file, Next we do an update and install the app,

Sudo add-apt-repository ppa:sven-eckelmann/ppa-mupen64plus Lets get on to installing mupen64+ v1.99.4įirst lets add the developers PPA to our repos, The application itself no longer has a GUI (cli only) and the available frontends out there do not support configuration of the controller as yet so we need a backup copy of our v1.5 config file for later use. So why did we just go through this whole exercise? Well currently there is no GUI frontend you can use to setup your gamepad/controller for Mupen64+ v1.99.4.

Verify the file is on your desktop and that it contains the settings for you controller.Ĭheck to see that the config files were removed as well, if they are still there you can do, Now we have to backup that config file for the gampad/controller.Ĭp ~/.config/mupen64plus/blight_nf ~/Desktop Open Mupen64+, go Options -> Configure -> Plugins Tab -> Select 'blight's SDL input plugin' -> Click Config and setup your gamepad/controller -> Apply changes & test that it works in a few games, exit mupen64+ Ok, think I figured it out so I'll make a mini guide for 64-bit users, 32-bit should be the same.įirst install Mupen64Plus v1.5 from the repos, there is method to this madness!

Roms for mupen64 app