retrom-v0.4.1

Fixes

• home screen scrolling to bottom

  The home screen no longer scrolls to the bottom of the page on
  initial load.

retrom-v0.4.0

New

• initial gamepad support

  Retrom now supports most Xbox and PlayStation controllers

• [breaking] fullscreen mode (#173)

  Fullscreen mode now available in the View menu item

retrom-v0.3.3

New

• indicate installation status in side bar

  Installed games are now highlighted in the side bar. They are also
  grouped together at the top of the list with an option to opt-out of
  this behavior.

retrom-v0.3.2

Fixes

• MultiFileGame installations

retrom-v0.3.1

Fixes

• sub-directories in game files

  Any sub-directories in a MultiFileGame's directory is now properly
  scanned and added to the game's file list. Installing such games from
  the desktop client now works as expected, as does downloading them from
  the web client.

• UI Tweaks

  Updated changlog to look more prettier

New

• allow deleted games to be re-imported

  Now when deleting a game, blacklisting it from future library scans is
  optional. This is useful for games that have malformed data and need to
  be reset completely.

retrom-v0.3.0

Added

• [breaking] shared emulator profiles

  Emulators are no longer scoped to a single client. Any per-client
  configuration is now distinct from the emulators -- and, by extension,
  their profiles -- themselves. This means that profiles can now be used
  across clients!

retrom-v0.2.8

Added

• install_dir macro for custom args

  Now you can use the install_dir macro in your profile's custom args to
  specify the installation directory for the game. This will allow you
  launch multi-file games with emulators that require a directory of
  files ( e.g. RPCS3 ).

retrom-v0.2.7

Fixed

• installed games filenames

  Installing games now properly omit's any quotes that wrap the filename,
  fixing the issue where games could not be installed on windows.

  Additionally, filenames now no longer strip the file extension.

retrom-v0.2.6

Fixed

• creating log file

  Retrom now checks to make sure the log directory exists before
  trying to create a log file. It also places the log file in the
  OS-specific idiomatic location for log files.

retrom-v0.2.5

Added

• client log file