pdavis

Wow, this never worked for me either, I just assumed it set the rom path based on where I imported the roms from and they are stored (same location). This will save me a bit of time!

Are you wanting to keep both Launchbox installs completely in sync, including general configuration settings, themes, game meta data, etc? If the answers is yes, and this is probably the easier of the answers then you can just copy any changes made on one system to another (assuming file paths are relatively the same). You might look at applications such as SmartSync Pro or Toucan that are designed to keep file systems in sync across computers. If the answer is no, then you can still use these applications for syncing but you will need to fine tune their configuration to include only specific files or directories or exclude specific files or directories. They both support this type of configuration. You will just need to determine what files you want/need to sync.

I recently decided to build an arcade pedastal in my office/bonus room. Since my computer was already in the same room I decided to use a piece of software called Aster (ibik.ru) to create a second workplace/Windows login for the arcade machine. This allows me to run full screen applications on both my desktop and the arcade machine at the same time without having to purchase and maintain a second dedicated machine. The placement of the machine is only limited by the length of your video cable, which can be very long if needed. Needless to say my desktop is pretty beefy and it doubles as my home theater server and web server and is always on... Asus X99 Motherboard I7-5820K 6-Core 3.3Ghz Cpu 16Gb DDR DRAM 3000MHz AMD Radeon RX 480 Video Card Antec 1000W Power Supply Samsung 256GB M.2 Boot Drive