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The Cemu Handbook is an effort to centralize documentation into a coherent handbook. This handbook contains the installation instructions for installation and additional sections for working with Cemu's additional features such as online play, graphics packs,

The Cemu Handbook

Operating systems

Cemu is available for many operating systems. Below you will find a quick summary of the supported operating systems. Most people that do not know the architecture of their PC system are likely interested in Windows.

Viewing the Handbook

The list below gives a high-level overview of the operating systems supported by Cemu. It is important to choose the correct operating system before proceeding with the associated Installation section of a Handbook. Be sure to verify the computer's specifications before moving onward.

DEB Handbook

DEB-based distributions are Linux distributions that use the .deb file extension and dpkg for package management, usually through a front-end such as apt. Distributions include: Debian, Ubuntu (and its derivatives), and Kali Linux.

• Full sections: Installation – Working – Online

Gentoo Handbook

Gentoo-based distributions are Linux distributions that are based on Gentoo. Distributions include: Gentoo and ChromeOS.

• Full sections: Installation – Working – Online

Pacman Handbook

Pacman-based distributions are Linux distributions that use the Pacman package manager. Distributions include: Arch Linux, EndeavourOS, and Manjaro.

• Full sections: Installation – Working – Online

RPM Handbook

RPM-based distributions are Linux distributions that use the RPM Package Manager. Distributions include: Fedora, openSUSE, Fedora, Red Hat Linux, and CentOS.

• Full sections: Installation – Working – Online

Windows Handbook

Windows is the most popular operating system. Versions include: Windows 10, Windows 8, and Windows 7.

• Full sections: Installation – Working – Online

Frequently asked questions

I cannot find macOS information in the Handbook. Where do I look?

Unfortunately macOS is a problematic operating system to work with, especially with OpenGL.

How do I improve the Handbook?

Suggestions, comments, or ideas on how to make the Handbook better can be reported via the Discussion page of the respective article. Documentation is made for the community, so community feedback is well appreciated.

Those who open discussions with the goal of improving the Handbook must be able to accept a "No" as an answer. Typically "No" is used when we believe the current implementation is beneficial for the majority of readers.

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