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GUI Configurations
Dimitris Panokostas edited this page Mar 17, 2026
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Manages Amiberry configuration files (.uae). A configuration stores all emulation settings — CPU, chipset, memory, drives, and controls — in a single file.
A scrollable list of all .uae files found in the configured configurations directory. Each entry shows the filename and, if present, its description in parentheses. Click an entry to select it; double-click to load it immediately and close the GUI.
- Filters the configuration list in real time as you type
- The search is case-insensitive and matches any part of the filename
- The X button clears the search field and restores the full list
- Shows the filename (without extension) of the selected configuration
- You can type a new name here before saving to create a new configuration file
- Shows the description stored inside the selected configuration file
- You can edit this field before saving; the description is written into the
.uaefile
- Loads the selected configuration into the emulator
- All current settings are replaced by the values in the file
- Saves the current emulation settings to a
.uaefile using the name in the Name field - The file is saved in the configured configurations directory
- If the name matches an existing file it is overwritten; if it is a new name a new file is created
- The description in the Description field is written into the saved file
- Opens a native file dialog (or built-in file browser on systems without a desktop environment) to save the configuration to any location with any filename
- Useful for saving configurations outside the default configurations directory, or for exporting a configuration to share with others
- After saving, the configuration list is refreshed and the newly saved file is selected
- Deletes the selected configuration file from disk
- A confirmation dialog asks "Do you want to delete '...'?" before the file is removed
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