That might help you get dolphin on this thing. They are however less tested than beta versions of the emulator. Also, you should do some researching into what the Chromebook OS is made of. Development versions are released every time a developer makes a change to Dolphin, several times every day Using development versions enables you to use the latest and greatest improvements to the project. (the controller buttons shows up as 'ChromeOS Gamepad: Button nnn') I tried following a bunch of tutorials online but none fixed the fixed the problem. I can configure the controller but not use it in game. I hope you find a way, as getting anything windows orientated to run on a Chromebook is pretty funny. (03-09-2019, 11:01 AM) Roy Wrote: I have the same problem, and am also on a chromebook (Lenovo Yoga c630). Dolphin compared to PCSX works absolutely flawlessly on low-end computers, so I'm guessing that your Chromebook is pretty weak, but at least capable. My old shitty Intel Integrated HD Graphics laptop that was super cheap could not run PCSX2, but it can run dolphin at 59% clock speed. Because if security stuff blocks you from getting dolphin then your going to have to change bios settings and stuff.Īlso, don't let anyone fool you, dolphin can run on pretty much anything (that is an exaggeration, but let me explain)
At least be prepared to get your hands dirty if you want to run dolphin.
Install Linux or Windows on the Chromebook.The fact that this is on trending makes me laugh.ĭolphin? On Chromebook? Not possible, hahaha!
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