of McAirpos, or - maybe better - contribute to the same RPi support in the official MakeCode Arcade GitHub project. It is therefore hard to invest too much more time on this hack past its initial goal, which was to get my son’s MakeCode Arcade game projects running on the big screen inside RetroPie on his Raspberry Pi with gamepad support, and for me to learn som programming with an interesting project.Īnyone is welcome to contribute to development, better instructions, feedbacks or prevention of code rot etc. The first point(official MakeCode support for Raspberry Pi OS and controllers) could happen any time, since, one can reason, that all the Raspberry Pis sold is an interesting market for MakeCode and since anyone could contribute to achieving this in their open source code(and this even has been implied hypothetically). From the perspective of RetroPie and Recalbox, who much rather would like to have the official support(as in the above point) of MakeCode included inside their installers/supported systems list, with artwork and controller compatibility etc., instead of my hacky back door solution(even though they have confirmed that they can live ok with all initiatives which broadens the use of their products and helps the retro gaming community). From the perspective of and the team and product we all here love, since it(Raspberry Pi OS and EV_ABS controllers) is not officially supported(yet?), and it would be much better and elegant if they solved the problem of regaining access to the terminal and framebuffer on game exit and broadened the controller support as an official solution inside the MakeCode Arcade GitHub repository, and Please also remember that McAirpos is a hack(or kludge) in every bad aspect of the word, both:
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