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    Why do some versions of Retroarch look so different?

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    • TPRT
      TPR
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      In some of the builds I've seen, RA looks like this:

      blitz in old build.png

      And in others it looks like this:

      blitz in new build.png

      Is this simply a different theme or a different version of RA than what comes with the RetroPie-Setup? I can't seem to find the theme for the one at the top in the most recent build of RetroPie.

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        sleve_mcdichael @TPR
        last edited by sleve_mcdichael

        @TPR that's the "menu driver" setting. RP default use the rgui driver cause it lightweight and perform well on low powered hardware like RasPi. I think the blue one in your picture is xmb. Other choices are glui or ozone.

        retroarch.cfg excerpt:

        # Menu driver to use. ("rgui", "xmb", "glui")
        menu_driver = "rgui"
        
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          TPR @sleve_mcdichael
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          @sleve_mcdichael said in Why do some versions of Retroarch look so different?:

          @TPR that's the "menu driver" setting. RP default use the rgui driver cause it lightweight and perform well on low powered hardware like RasPi. I think the blue one in your picture is xmb. Other choices are glui or ozone.

          retroarch.cfg excerpt:

          # Menu driver to use. ("rgui", "xmb", "glui")
          menu_driver = "rgui"
          

          Found it! Awesome... thanks! For some reason I never knew this was an option.

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