@DjDiabolik

You may also like this solution (autohiding the top-panel) :
https://fostips.com/auto-hide-top-panel-debian-ubuntu-fedora/
I used it for my VM.

Sadly, I run into a lot more issues with Ubuntu 22.04 :
my post about issues with Ubuntu 22.04

@yserra said in EmulationStation: Not fullscreen:

@DjDiabolik I also have a NUC and also got that same "no more fullscreen" EmulationStation issue. As @mitu said, it's because at one point an update from Ubuntu replaced the original GUI engine by Wayland.

But I'm like you: at first, I had no idea what "Log out of the desktop session and choose Gnome on Xorg as the session type" was supposed to mean on my login screen. Then I found the solution explained with some screenshots here: https://beebom.com/how-switch-between-wayland-xorg-ubuntu/#:~:text=On the password screen%2C you,Xorg” to switch to Xorg.

mmmmmmmmmm.. currently and recently on my NUC i have also used an extra tools.
I have setup this:
https://techithings.hashnode.dev/ubuntu-how-to-hide-top-bar-and-side-bar

After add the 'Hide Top Bar' extension apparently can use Wayland whitout any issue.

@mitu said in Image inside folder wont load:

RetroBat

Thanks, my idea basicly is having a GUI to redirect all my roms to the best emulator, and if is open source is always better :)

@moonston333 As far as I know the custom collections don't even exist in the original Emulationstation. Use the RetroPie version which has this feature added.