PortMaster manages game ports for Linux handheld devices, with a library of ready-to-play ports.
RetroDECK
RetroDECK provides an all-in-one retro play platform for handheld Linux PCs, available through Flathub.

About RetroDECK
RetroDECK is an all-in-one retro gaming platform for Linux, distributed as a Flatpak through Flathub. It brings emulators, engines, ports, clients and utilities together under the ES-DE frontend, pre-configured with a shared directory structure for ROMs, BIOS, saves, mods and other files.
Users supply their own game content. It includes a Configurator for file compression, BIOS validation and presets, Steam library integration, Steam Input layouts, RetroAchievements connection and a one-click setup reset.
Key features
- Bundles emulators including Azahar, PPSSPP, RetroArch and MAME
- Includes engines like UZDoom and OpenBOR with mod launching
- Accesses downloadable ports through PortMaster integration
- Configurator for file compression, BIOS validation and presets
- Adds games to Steam library via Steam ROM Manager
- Organized folders for ROMs, BIOS, saves, mods and shaders
- Components come pre-configured and ready to use
- Distributed as a single Flatpak for install, update and removal
- Includes a one-click option to reset the setup
- Users must provide their own game content
- Limited to Linux systems and installed via Flathub
RetroDECK at a glance
- Website
- retrodeck.net
- Category
- Gaming › Linux & Mac Gaming
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Linux, Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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