@el_pablo said in How to exit my own Godot ports?:

@mitu ok, so if I understand correctly even SNES games had their START + SELECT to exit? Or it's implemented into the emulator?

It's the emulator.

@dashbandith Hi there! I'm the author of the scriptmodule to install the Godot "emulator". As @mitu already mentioned, your distro is not officially supported and my script is intended to work with RetroPie. Besides that, the message you are getting is because your platform is not recognised by the script and thus can't offer any configuration options, but the "emulators" should work anyway. If you end up using RetroPie I'll be more than happy to try to help you ;)

Hello, had a quick question, what is the best way to execute an OS command with this emulator? I have the following but it falls short of executing:

OS.execute("bash", ["~/RetroPie/scripts/killgodot.sh"], true, output)

the script contents are:

ps -ef | awk '/godot-engine/ {print $2}' | xargs kill

it simple looks for the emulator in the process list and kills it, so I can switch games with it being a custom launcher.
Figuring this out would also help in launching games :)

Thank you,