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Today, we are happy to introduce you to the Lakka Linux kernel-based operating system that acts as a DIY (Do It Yourself) retro emulation console build around the RetroArch game emulator software.
According to the Lakka's official website, it is a lightweight distribution of GNU/Linux that has been designed to transform any computer into a full-blown retro game console. Lakka is derived from the well-known OpenELEC project.
Being built on top of the well-known RetroArch retro game emulator tool, the Lakka Linux distribution is capable of emulating a wide variety of hardware. Additionally, it includes attractive features like video streaming, joypad hotplug, and Braid-like rewinding.
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