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Please merge this new and improved, working version of RetroPie-Manager into RetroPie. #3

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I just wanted to share this working fork works which, among other things, restores x86 and x86-64 compatibility on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, as well as bringing a slew of improvements to the table. First, a big show of thanks to @NicholasBarryman for doing all the work he did to get this excellent web interface working again! He updated the monitoring page to provide live, actively updated system information using AJAX and JSON, so things like processor core utilization and memory usage can now be viewed instantly without ever refreshing the page. He also bumped up the upload file size limit for ROM files from 256MB to 10GB which is especially useful for disc-based systems like PlayStation, Dreamcast, GameCube, PS2 or Wii.

@hifihedgehog hifihedgehog changed the title Please delete bin, include, and share folders to make platform independent builds easier Please integrate this newer, working version of RetroPie-Manager into RetroPie. Mar 10, 2021
@hifihedgehog hifihedgehog changed the title Please integrate this newer, working version of RetroPie-Manager into RetroPie. Please merge this newer, working version of RetroPie-Manager into RetroPie. Mar 10, 2021
hifihedgehog and others added 10 commits March 10, 2021 00:18
Please remove this directory to make this repo buildable across all platforms. This is created by your system for its unique architecture and configuration for its virtual environment. Anyone who uses this repo like myself has to be manually delete this before they can build if their build environment is different. Otherwise, make install will fail, which is why I incorrectly resorted to using global Python before this. (As a side note, I was wrong by using global Python in the makefile. Global Python does not work properly when called by the running process which causes the monitoring page to not work. This is why running Python from the local bin folder in the makefile after initially creating the virtual environment is the correct approach, which you had fixed.) You will notice that is why RetroPie/RetroPie-Manager does not have the share, bin, and include folders.
Please remove this directory to make this repo buildable across all platforms. This is created by your system for its unique architecture and configuration for its virtual environment. Anyone who uses this repo like myself has to be manually delete this before they can build if their build environment is different. Otherwise, make install will fail, which is why I incorrectly resorted to using global Python before this. (As a side note, I was wrong by using global Python in the makefile. Global Python does not work properly when called by the running process which causes the monitoring page to not work. This is why running Python from the local bin folder in the makefile after initially creating the virtual environment is the correct approach, which you had fixed.) You will notice that is why RetroPie/RetroPie-Manager does not have the share, bin, and include folders.
Please remove this directory to make this repo buildable across all platforms. This is created by your system for its unique architecture and configuration for its virtual environment. Anyone who uses this repo like myself has to manually delete this before they can build if their build environment is different from yours. Otherwise, make install will fail, which is why I incorrectly resorted to using global Python beforehand. (As a side note, as you had noticed, I was wrong to use global Python in the makefile like I did. Global Python does not work properly when called by the running process which causes the monitoring page to not work. This is why running Python from the local bin folder in the makefile after initially creating the virtual environment is the correct approach, which you had fixed.) You will notice that is why RetroPie/RetroPie-Manager does not have the share, bin, lib, and include folders.
Delete share/python-wheels directory
Delete lib/python2.7 directory
If this is integrated into the main branch for RetroPie-Manager (https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Manager), we will want to match this pull request (RetroPie@ae65d7e) that updates this URL from the old abandoned repo to RetroPie's repo.
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@hifihedgehog hifihedgehog changed the title Please merge this newer, working version of RetroPie-Manager into RetroPie. Please merge this new and improved, working version of RetroPie-Manager into RetroPie. Mar 10, 2021
Fix repository URL in skeleton.html
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