I just committed a major update for the RetroPie setup script available at Github. The corresponding blog post was also refined. A main element of the update is the possibility to install per-compiled libraries, which dramatically speeds up the whole installation of RetroArch, various cores, SNESDev, and Emulation Station.
More information can be found in the post about the RetroPie setup script.
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Just at a curiosity why must the setup file be run as non-root because my OS is setup to auto logon and automatically use sudo for each command. thanks Conno123009
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It is not mandatory to run it as non-root. Be sure to call it with your desired owner and absolute path name as parameters, though. There is more information about that at https://github.com/retropie/RetroPie-Setup#general-usage. If you feel that there is some information missing or misleading, I would be glad if you could send your suggestions to me!
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