Raspberry Pi 5 - official announcement

mitu

@Master-Dev Not sure what you're referring to.

Master Dev

@mitu carnevil crashes before u can finish the game

mitu

@Master-Dev Good to know.

sugarfree

Splashscreens are working again with RPi 5 and Bookworm. Many thanks to Devs!

Master Dev

@sugarfree splashscreens??

sugarfree

@Master-Dev Splash screens are images that appear when the system is booting.

Jiryn

How well does the 3D0 run on this?
Seems like it should be a simple thing.

roslof

@Jiryn said in Raspberry Pi 5 - official announcement:

How well does the 3D0 run on this?
Seems like it should be a simple thing.

It is. Most games run great with lr-opera.

Retrodade

@sugarfree Thats great! good news! also are there bezels?

mitu

@Retrodade RetroPie doesn't include Bezels, but you can install them yourself from the Bezel Project - https://github.com/thebezelproject/BezelProject.

Retrodade

@mitu pk I tried on I, it on mine, but retroarch doesn't show overlay, unless I just need wait till official ,thank you

mitu

@Retrodade said in Raspberry Pi 5 - official announcement:

unless I just need wait till official ,thank you

As I said, RetroPie doesn't include any bezels, so there isn't any 'official' way (Pi5 or not) to install them beside the installer provided by the BezelProject.

dukeforest

@sugarfree I installed and configured SplashScreen on Pi 5, and Emulation Station always crashes when I reboot the system.
RetroPie and system versions are up to date

sugarfree

@dukeforest said in Raspberry Pi 5 - official announcement:

@sugarfree I installed and configured SplashScreen on Pi 5, and Emulation Station always crashes when I reboot the system.
RetroPie and system versions are up to date

I suggest opening a separate topic about this issue with additional information as requested: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

Jiryn

Any news or update on the PreMade images for the Pi 5?
I remember when the PI 4 was released and the premade was out in 6months..

Sort of curious what's taking so long, unless it really is much more complicated.

TPR

@Jiryn said in Raspberry Pi 5 - official announcement:

Any news or update on the PreMade images for the Pi 5?
I remember when the PI 4 was released and the premade was out in 6months..

The Pi 4 was released on June 24th, 2019.

The first Retropie build wasn't until April 28th, 2020 so nearly a year, and that was also a beta build.

The first official Pi 4 build, meaning non-beta wasn't until November 2nd 2020 so that was a full 17 months after the Pi 4 build was released.

Jiryn

@TPR said in Raspberry Pi 5 - official announcement:

@Jiryn said in Raspberry Pi 5 - official announcement:

Any news or update on the PreMade images for the Pi 5?
I remember when the PI 4 was released and the premade was out in 6months..

The Pi 4 was released on June 24th, 2019.

The first Retropie build wasn't until April 28th, 2020 so nearly a year, and that was also a beta build.

The first official Pi 4 build, meaning non-beta wasn't until November 2nd 2020 so that was a full 17 months after the Pi 4 build was released.

Thank you for the correction!
Didn't seem that long, but I think I know why.
I remember the 4s in the ram size I wanted being sold out for a while, and when I finally got one the build was released like a few months later.

Either way, thanks!
Still hope to see a 5build sometime. soon.

retropieuser555

https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/a-new-release-of-raspberry-pi-os/

What, if any, implications would this have on RetroPie and it's use of X? Would we look to switch away from X? Or carry on with that indefinitely?

DTEAM

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mitu

@retropieuser555 said in Raspberry Pi 5 - official announcement:

What, if any, implications would this have on RetroPie and it's use of X? Would we look to switch away from X? Or carry on with that indefinitely?

None for the moment, since RetroPIe doesn't depend on Xorg/X11. The Bookworm release alreadt had Wayland by default for PI4/5, but the compositor choice (wayfire) has made it difficult to make it default on Pi3 and earlier, hence the switch to a new compositor (labwc):

Closer investigation revealed labwc to be a much better fit for the Raspberry Pi graphics hardware than wayfire.

In RetroPie, Wayland is offered when you install the desktop. It used to be Wayfire, but in anticipation of the new release, I've added labwc instead [1]. We can also remove the Pi4/Pi5 gating, though I'm probably going to expose Wayland/Labwc only for Pi3 and wait for the 1st RaspiOS revision after labwc is introduced.

[1] https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/compare/master...cmitu:RetroPie-Setup:labwc-bookworm