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[Feature request] --noninteractive and --assumeyes #16421
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--installfw |
Thank you. |
I updated the top post:
I recommend that you implement something similar so the user does not have to interact in order to install the firmware. To avoid spamming the tracker, can you please re-open this issue? |
RPCS3 doesnt even use flatpak? |
I only mentioned it to give the idea. |
We're not going to implement a complete CLI for rpcs3. |
That is not a reason to require user interaction in my opinion. |
Feel free to implement it yourself |
Thank you for opening the issue. I respect if this is not a priority since most users use the GUI to install the firmware. |
--installfw works but then you still have to select yes in the gui window. Would be nice if did not have to select yes on devices that have a built in controller and no mouse or keyboard. E.G. steamdeck or several arm handhelds on the market. |
Quoted to the top post. Thank you. |
Quick summary
As Megamoused pointed out, --installfw can be used to install the firmware. However, it opens RPCS3 with a dialoge box that and asks for a confirmation before it is installed. "Would be nice if did not have to select yes on devices that has a built in controller and no mouse or keyboard. E.G. steamdeck or several arm handhelds on the market."
Feature requrest
Flatpak has two flags that are useful to fully script package installation
--noninteractive
--assumeyes
I recommend that you implement something similar so the user does not have to interact in order to accept the firmware installation.
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