Batocera.linux
Open source retro gaming OS for computers and single-board devices
Batocera.linux is built from a selection of emulators and cores, giving access to 250+ systems. It is designed to be ready for use without extensive configuration and supports most controllers out of the box. The distribution is 100% open source, with all work freely available from its GitHub repository.
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