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I find the smoothing irritating. I’m not using anything to make the output look CRT-ish though, and I guess that might change my answer.

Old games were blocky and pixelated, so that’s how I want them to look now.

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Anybody?

… <crickets>

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I’m also interested in the answer to this. The beta seems to be running quite well generally, but I’m nevertheless planning to wait until the release version before really finalizing everything.

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It’s just a different compression format, common on Linux. You can decompress it with 7-Zip, which is worth installing anyway.

http://www.7-zip.org/

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Just use wpa_supplicant.

http://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/configuration/wireless/wireless-cli.md

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Probably should have mentioned, these are connected to the same HDMI port on the TV. They go through an A/V receiver.

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On a fresh 3.0 beta SD card, I had some issues with keyboard layout too (trying to set it to US 101-key). I went through the raspi-config script, and it seemed to work (and it actually updated /etc/default/keyboard with my selections)… but it was in fact stuck with the UK layout.

Doing a binary install from retropie_setup.sh seemed to fix things though.

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Ok will do, thanks. Any idea just how “beta” this release is, or when the official 3.0 is likely to be ready? I’m wondering if I should just wait for the official one, or if this beta is already solid.

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I’m on 2.6 currently, and I’m wondering if I’d need to do a new SD card image to upgrade… or if just doing a binary install from retropie_setup.sh would do the same thing. Anybody know the answer?

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