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EmuHub Version 1.1.0-beta

EmuHub v1.1.0-beta has been released, offering a unified desktop application for managing multiple emulators in one interface. Users can easily browse their game collections and launch games directly without switching programs. The update includes a first-time onboarding tutorial to guide new users through setup, featuring auto-detection of emulators and ROM folder configuration. Existing users can skip the tutorial. Notable improvements include a reordered settings tab, an easy-access AUTO-DETECT button, and a clickable SteamGridDB link for box art. The build configuration has also been cleaned up by removing deprecated options. Download is available now.

EmuHub v1.1.0-beta has been released. EmuHub is a unified desktop application that consolidates all your emulators into a streamlined interface. You can easily browse your entire game collection from different consoles, select a game, and it will launch directly in the appropriate emulator — no more toggling between programs or searching through directories.

EmuHub Changelog:
First-Time Onboarding Tutorial
Guided setup wizard — New users will be guided through a 5-step onboarding process upon initial launch
Step 1: Welcome screen
Step 2: Automatically detect or manually set up emulators
Step 3: Configure ROM folder paths
Step 4: Optional SteamGridDB API key for box art
Step 5: Overview of features
Existing users updating from earlier versions will not encounter the tutorial
You can skip the tutorial at any point
Improvements
Reordered settings tab — Emulators now appear first/default, followed by Auto-Detect and then ROM Paths
Main screen Auto-Detect — New AUTO-DETECT button added to the main toolbar for easier access
Clickable API link — The SteamGridDB link in the API Key tab now opens in a browser
Refined build configuration — Outdated PyInstaller options have been removed

Download: EmuHub v1.1.0-beta
Source: Here

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