Pegasus will look for assets in /skraper and /media, for the game directories set in the Settings menu. Pegasus can recognize the assets ("media" directory) layout created by Skraper. Once LaunchBox is found, all games added there should also appear in Pegasus, with the correct assets and metadata. Until then as a workaround you can add a line like this to your Pegasus config file ( C:\Users\\AppData\Local\pegasus-frontend\settings.txt): Unfortunately there is no configuration screen to change that, but will be added in the future. By default Pegasus will look for it under C:\Users\\LaunchBox. I do this over a Gigabit Ethernet connection, which is still.
#GOG GALAXY IMPORT FOLDER PORTABLE#
LaunchBox is a portable application, so it's not possible to find it automatically in every case. Go to the appropriate folder for GOG (my files are in 'C:\Games\GOG Galaxy\Games') and copy the contents to a different PC. Compared to ES files, the metadata file is like a combination of es_systems.cfg (as it contains platform data) and gamelist.xml (as it contains game data). Note that there are several, mutually incompatible EmulationStation variants out there Pegasus supports only the last official ES release.Ī tool for converting between ES and Pegasus files can be found HERE. If you have EmulationStation installed and set up, Pegasus will also check the directories set in es_systems.cfg, read the gamelist.xml files in them, and use the metadata and assets defined there. Support for this source is experimental, feel free to report if you run into any issues!Īvailable on: desktop Linux, embedded Linux, Windows, macOS Games added in Lutris will also appear in Pegasus, with the metadata and assets available locally. If connected to the internet, metadata and assets will also be downloaded from the Google Play Store.
#GOG GALAXY IMPORT FOLDER ANDROID#
Installed and launchable apps will appear in Pegasus just like with any other Android launcher. If you have games that refuse to show up, feel free to report it as an issue. Games installed in the default location ( /GOG Games) can be detected, but assets might me missing (for the games installed somewhere else, you can always just create symlinks). On Linux, there's way less information available offline, so support is a bit hit and miss. However, users have reported a few issues for GOG Galaxy on its support forum. In this case, try downloading the game again from GOG.com and reinstall it. With GOG Galaxy, you can import and organize games across platforms. Similarly to GOG Galaxy, games installed older than a few years ago might not be detected, due to a change in GOG's installers. On Windows, this works out of the box, like Steam. This problem has been reported to Valve, and the Pegasus issue can be found here. Unfortunately it is not possible to detect accurately when does a game launch or exit, because Pegasus communicates with Steam, and Steam may keep running even after leaving the game.
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