[GH-ISSUE #463] CEMU (Pegasus) can't be set up #284

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opened 2026-10-15 12:59:20 +00:00 by bsakaguchi · 1 comment

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2026-10-15 12:59:20 +00:00

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Originally created by @Handrail9 on GitHub (Jul 25, 2026).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/games-on-whales/wolf/issues/463

As far as I can tell, CEMU is not able to be set up properly under Pegasus as there is no way to close the settings menu after opening it to add games. I have mounted my ROMs folder in the container via the config.toml, and I can add it to CEMU and my games show up.

However, you can't actually close the menu where you add the games. If you try to stop CEMU/Pegasus through the Wolf UI the config is not saved and the game is not added, making it so you can't actually use the emulator. Dolphin (the emulator, not the file manager) appears to have "Close" buttons in all of its menus and does not suffer from this problem.

Please let me know if there is something I have overlooked.

Thanks, Handrail9

Originally created by @Handrail9 on GitHub (Jul 25, 2026). Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/games-on-whales/wolf/issues/463 As far as I can tell, CEMU is not able to be set up properly under Pegasus as there is no way to close the settings menu after opening it to add games. I have mounted my ROMs folder in the container via the config.toml, and I can add it to CEMU and my games show up. However, you can't actually close the menu where you add the games. If you try to stop CEMU/Pegasus through the Wolf UI the config is not saved and the game is not added, making it so you can't actually use the emulator. Dolphin (the emulator, not the file manager) appears to have "Close" buttons in all of its menus and does not suffer from this problem. Please let me know if there is something I have overlooked. Thanks, Handrail9

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2026-10-15 12:59:21 +00:00

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@aeroman2000 commented on GitHub (Sep 19, 2026):

Hi there,

Here you have the keybindings, you can close the settings windows, focusing on it with (windows + shift + Q) or alt + shift + Q

from google....
Default Sway Keybindings for Wolf / Games on WhalesInside the games-on-whales/wolf app containers, Sway typically uses the Mod4 key (the Windows / Super key) as the main modifier.Here are the essential shortcuts to manage window tiling and states:Mod4 + Return: Open a new terminal.Mod4 + Shift + q: Kill/Close the focused window.Mod4 + d: Open application launcher menu (e.g., wofi or dmenu).Mod4 + Shift + Space: Toggle a window between tiling and floating mode.Mod4 + f: Toggle fullscreen mode.Window Navigation & Tiling MovementSway defaults to standard i3 direction keys (Vim keys or Arrow keys):Focus shift: Mod4 + Left/Down/Up/Right (or h, j, k, l)Move window: Mod4 + Shift + Left/Down/Up/Right (or h, j, k, l)Split horizontally: Mod4 + bSplit vertically: Mod4 + v

@aeroman2000 commented on GitHub (Sep 19, 2026): Hi there, Here you have the keybindings, you can close the settings windows, focusing on it with (windows + shift + Q) or alt + shift + Q from google.... Default Sway Keybindings for Wolf / Games on WhalesInside the games-on-whales/wolf app containers, Sway typically uses the Mod4 key (the Windows / Super key) as the main modifier.Here are the essential shortcuts to manage window tiling and states:Mod4 + Return: Open a new terminal.Mod4 + Shift + q: Kill/Close the focused window.Mod4 + d: Open application launcher menu (e.g., wofi or dmenu).Mod4 + Shift + Space: Toggle a window between tiling and floating mode.Mod4 + f: Toggle fullscreen mode.Window Navigation & Tiling MovementSway defaults to standard i3 direction keys (Vim keys or Arrow keys):Focus shift: Mod4 + Left/Down/Up/Right (or h, j, k, l)Move window: Mod4 + Shift + Left/Down/Up/Right (or h, j, k, l)Split horizontally: Mod4 + bSplit vertically: Mod4 + v