Any likes/support would be greatly appreciated. My goal (as well as others that may climb aboard)However, I'm trying to gain some attention and first and I've been just servicing people around my area and university. Technicians closest to that person can contact them and setup appointment times, help them out, and arrange appropriate pay.

I'm currently running a startup for Computer Repair for universities by setting up an Uber-like service, but for people who request tech help. Thank you so much :DĬheck out my previous guide! Support Me Pls

It's the support and feedback from the Instructables community that keeps me going. I wrote my first RetroPie guide during my Spring break of 2015, and it has grown to become featured within 3 days of publish, viewed by 273.5k views (currently), and liked 1,162 times so far. Fear not, RetroPie 3.0 is here!Īt this point of writing RetroPie 3.3 has been released, but I before I begin, I would like to thank you for all the support the Instructables community has given me. Also, a lot of you may also have struggled with some control settings (RetroPie 2.x does a really bad job at making that part user friendly.). For those of you who have not come from my previously written guide on installing RetroPie, it was a lot of steps needed just to set it up, and it was rather tedious. Hey guys! Welcome to my updated guide on installing RetroPie onto the Raspberry Pi. Instructions can still be followed for the Pi Zero in hardware choices, but the installation should be the same. This guide displays and contains pictures that are similar to Raspberry Pi Models not including the Raspberry Pi Zero.

Install RetroPie 3.0+ on any model of the Raspberry Pi using Windows or Mac.

How to install retropie in raspbian