Pegasus

Preview

Pegasus is a cross-platform game browser with an unusually flexible presentation layer. Themes can reshape the interface for a desktop, television, or handheld screen, while metadata files determine what appears in the library and how games launch. It can also fit into a workflow that already has artwork and metadata from another frontend.

This is a good choice for someone who enjoys tuning the appearance and structure of a collection. It asks for more hands-on configuration than a guided importer: collections, metadata, and launch commands need to line up. Begin with a few games and one theme, then expand only after their paths and controller navigation behave as expected.

Screenshots

Screenshots: Pegasus project.

A sensible setup path

1. Read the getting-started guide and locate the configuration directory.
2. Connect a small test collection and its launch commands.
3. Choose a theme after the metadata and artwork paths work.

Official project and documentation

Official Pegasus website ↗ · Documentation ↗

Guides and tutorials

Explore step-by-step Pegasus guides below, from first setup to more detailed configuration.

• Create a first Pegasus collection