Cores Libretro ?

mitu

Is that why I get an error when installing ?

For the Caprice32 core, yes.

Sebiohazard

So Mint 19.3 is not compatible with the latest version of RetroPie ?

mitu

@Sebiohazard Just because one core fails to install doesn't mean it's not compatible. If it wouldn't be compatible, the installer would have told you so.
Leaving that aside, Linux Mint is an old release and support for it - from the upstream project - will stop in 2023 (if it hasn't already).

Sebiohazard

Which distributions Linux do you recommend ? Ubuntu ?

Sebiohazard

How to install the Caprice32 core ? Or another CPC emulator ?

mitu

@Sebiohazard said in Cores Libretro ?:

How to install the Caprice32 core ? Or another CPC emulator ?

You'll have to wait a bit to find a solution for this problem. The other Amstrad CPC emulator is CapriceRPI, but it's only available on a Raspberry PI.

Which distributions Linux do you recommend ? Ubuntu ?

If your distribution supports upgrading (in-place) to a newer release, I'd recommend doing so. Otherwise, if your system is constrained by a 32bit CPU, I'd recommend installing Debian or perhaps deciding to get a a newer PC/system which supports 64 bit and use the same distribution.

Sebiohazard

Good evening but I don't have an old PC it's an Intel i3 7100 & it is 64 bits ?

I do not understand your message ?

mitu

@Sebiohazard said in Cores Libretro ?:

Good evening but I don't have an old PC it's an Intel i3 7100 & it is 64 bits ?

In this case, you can install or upgrade to the current Linux Mint release.

mitu

@Sebiohazard the install error for Caprice32 should be fixed in the latest RetroPie-Setup, you need to update the script and you can install the core.

Sebiohazard

@mitu great thank you it works :)