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I've just updated to the 1.25.6 version. I don't know why, but now it works correctly, even when the package hasn't been updated.

Probably is thanks to the latest wine and/or nvidia drivers. For reference, in this moment I'm using nvidia 495.44-3, and wine 6.20-1.

The latest release 1.25.6 for some reason, in my tests, is really slow.

So, I'm not going to update the package until a new version comes out and fixes the speed.

If you want to test it, here is the PKGBUILD: https://pastebin.com/raw/N6bnfhJ9

If you are using yay, make sure to do a cleanBuild. Or don't use yay and manually download and build the package.

You just need to check in cemu.sh if $HOME/.cemu exists and move it. And then use the new path instead of $HOME/.cemu.

#!/bin/bash
old_cemu_path="$HOME"/.cemu
cemu_path="${XDG_DATA_HOME:-$HOME/.local/share}"/cemu

if [ -d "$old_cemu_path" ] ; then
  mv "$old_cemu_path" "$cemu_path"
fi

export WINEPREFIX="$cemu_path/wine"

// replace other occurrences of "$HOME/.cemu" or "~/.cemu" with "$cemu_path"

And then after same grace period until most have updated of a few weeks or months you can remove all referenced of old_cemu_path (or keep it if you want).

That would have been a nice detail when I had just created the package, but right now it would only break the existing installations. And while I agree it would had been nice, well, I don't think its important enough right now.

Can the maintainer modify the cemu.sh script to use a directory like ~/.local/share/cemu instead of creating an unnecessary hidden folder ~/.cemu in the user's home directory?

@linskun Yes it did! I just updated the package.

wxWidjet warning fixed on latest cemuhook 1251c_0575

Updated to cemu 1.25.1c, which includes the new version of cemuhook 0.5.7.4 for 1.25.1

Now with this version, I get the following message: https://i.imgur.com/HBlsGvQ.png

But after pressing Cancel, it works fine. So just press cancel and ignore it.

Modification suggestion for cemu.sh, inform winetricks that it is to use 32-bit vcrun, without it the cemu would not open on my PC.

Another point is a prettier method of using zenity, like a pulsating progress bar.

From this:

if [ ! -f "$HOME"/.cemu/wine/drive_c/windows/syswow64/vcruntime140.dll ]; then
  if [ -n "`whereis zenity|grep bin`" ]; then
    zenity --info  --title 'Cemu' --text 'Installing wine dependencies.\n\nThe process may take a few minutes'
  fi
  winetricks -q vcrun2017
  winetricks settings win7
fi

To that:

if [ ! -f "$HOME"/.cemu/wine/drive_c/windows/syswow64/vcruntime140.dll ]; then
  if [ -n "`whereis zenity|grep bin`" ]; then
    winetricks arch=32 -q vcrun2017 | zenity --title 'Cemu' --text 'Installing wine dependencies.\n\nThe process may take a few minutes' --progress --pulsate --no-cancel --auto-close
  fi
  winetricks settings win7
fi