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      So many options to choose for installation, what is ideal for a linux newbie?

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      herb_fargusH

      @poja9 said in So many options to choose for installation, what is ideal for a linux newbie?:

      So there are no images for a non Raspbian based installation

      Nope. Not any official ones anyways.

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      Very New Pi 3 User - Before I start Questions

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      @Avikus one thing to try is to put your tv in game mode. Dont use cheap usb extension cables or too long of cables. There are probably some stuff you can do on the pi but i dont know what they are. Plus we need more details of what emulators and games you have lag on.

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      SD Card Contents

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      Here is the section on writing the image to an SD card via windows: https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/First-Installation#installation

      Grab Win32DiskImager and it's really easy to do. It's not drag and drop like most things in the windows world are, it's more like burning data to a CD/DVD in that you need a program to "burn" (really just writing raw data) the image to the SD card.