Yuzu emulator for Linux
Description
Yuzu for Linux is an experimental open-source emulator for the Nintendo Switch from the creators of Citra, developed by bunnei and its team.
It is written in C++ with portability in mind, with builds actively maintained also for Windows, MacOS, Android and iOS.
Features
Yuzu for Linux only emulates a subset of Switch hardware and therefore most commercial games do not run at full speed or are not fully functional.
To run yuzu as an AppImage, first download it, then add the executable bit from the terminal:
chmod a+x yuzu-*.AppImage
Or with the GUI, right click the AppImage, click Properties, then Permissions, then click “Allow this file to run as a program”. After that, double-click the AppImage to run it.
You can download the last version of Yuzu emulator for Linux on the link button below. The beta version program is now open.
This emulator is licensed under the GPLv2 (or any later version). Refer to the license.txt file included.
Our recommended specifications don’t guarantee perfect performance in most games, but rather strive to provide a cost effective recommendation while still considering performance.
System requirements
In order to run the application correctly, it is necessary to meet the minimum requirements given in the table below.
| OS version | N.D. |
| CPU | 2.0 GHz quad core (or higher) |
| RAM | 4 GB (6 GB recommended) |
| Disk space | 90 MB |
It is still possible to install the app on devices not mentioned above, but we cannot guarantee its proper functioning.
We recommend backing up the device on which the app will be installed before performing any installation of third-party apps not from the official app Store.
Update
•Auto-updater restart after update function now only requires a single click on the “Yes” button
•Miscellaneous error message verbiage fix (no change in emulator functionality)
•Free up memory allocated by Pools (via GC) during any translations at boot time (due to PPTC) and when closing a title
•Fixed Vnmls_S instruction
•Improved Vfma_S, Vfms_S & Vfnma_S, Vfnms_S instructions performance
•Added Vfms_V instruction
•Miscellaneous PPTC optimizations to increase resilience and reduce overhead. Note for users: existing .info (profiling) files will be invalidated.
