The Neoactive and Retroactive themes have been retired. Therefore it is time to remove them from the repo. The files are archived over on [baxy-retroarch-themes](https://github.com/baxysquare/baxy-retroarch-themes).
The following cores/systems were added for the Automatic theme:
- Apple - I (Tapes)
- Apple - IIGS
- Apple - Macintosh (BETA)
- GamePark - GP2X
- Sega - Chihiro
- Sega - Video Driver
- Sega - VMU
- Unisonic - Champion 2711
- View-Master - Interactive Vision
- Welback - Mega Duck
- Yamaha - Copera
I didn't realize I had already created Atomiswave icons, but had named them "Sammy - Atomiswave." So when it showed up in the RDB databases as simply "Atomiswave", I accidentally went ahead and created a new set. To consolidate, I've renamed them as alternate icons for the Atomiswave system.
To be consistent with No Intro, the following files have been renamed:
- "Bandai - Pippin" to "Apple-Bandai - Pippin"
- "Commodore - Amiga CDTV" to "Commodore - CDTV"
- "Nintendo Game Boy Advance (e-Cards)" to Nintendo Game Boy Advance (e-Reader)
- "Tiger Telematics - Gizmondo" to "Tiger - Gizmondo"
- "VM Labs - Nuon" to "VM Labs - NUON"
- "Handheld Electronic Game - GW" to "Nintendo - Game & Watch"
To be consistent with No-Intro naming, the files for the GP2X and Caanoo have been renamed. The word "Holdings" has been removed.
Game Park created the GP32 but went bankrupt in 2007. GamePark Holdings was founded by former employees who released the GP2X, GP2X Wiz and Caanoo.
Originally, the files were named to reflect the fact that two different companies released these handhelds. No-Intro is not making that distinction at this time, so this PR will make it so Libretro theme icons are consistent with the DAT-O-Matic.
The color palette has been increased from 64 to 70, with adjusted yellows, new turquoise and beige swatches. The following icons have been added or changed.
2048-content
2048
achievement-list
Acorn - Archimedes
Acorn - BBC Micro
ACT - Apricot PC Xi
add-favorite
Amazon - Fire TV-content
APF - Imagination Machine
Apple - II Plus
Apple - II
Apple - IIe
Apple - Macintosh
Atari - 8-bit Family
Atari - XEGS-content
Atari - XEGS
Bally - Astrocade (Tapes)
Bally - Astrocade
battery-40
BBC - Bridge Companion
Bit Corporation - Gamate
Cannonball-content
Capcom - CP System I
Capcom - CP System II (J)
Capcom - CP System II-content (B)
Capcom - CP System II-content (Rental)
Casio - Loopy
Cave Story
ChaiLove-content
ChaiLove
Coleco - ColecoVision ADAM
Coleco - Telstar 6040
Commodore - 64 (PP)
Commodore - 64 (Tapes)
Commodore - 64 64C
Commodore - 64 Games System
Commodore - 64
Commodore - Amiga
Commodore - VIC-20-content
Commodore - VIC-20
Connor - VideoSmarts
core-input-remapping-options
DOOM
DOS
Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup-content
Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup
Epoch - Cassette Vision Jr
Epoch - Cassette Vision
Fairchild - Channel F-content
Fairchild - Channel F
favorites-content
favorites
FBNeo - Arcade Games-content
FBNeo - Arcade Games
Fujitsu - FM Towns Marty 2
Fukutake Publishing - StudyBox HVC-101
Fukutake Publishing - StudyBox
Gakken - Compact Vision TV Boy
Game-content
Game
Google - Nexus Player-content
image
images
input_BIND_ALL
input_BTN-U
input_STCK-U
Jump 'n Bump
lakka
LeapFrog - My First LeapPad-content
Libretro - Pad
Magnavox - Odyssey 300
Magnavox - Odyssey 500
Magnavox - Odyssey 3000
Mattel - Intellivision 49-75011
Mattel - Intellivision 58-100
Mattel - Intellivision
menu_achievements
menu_apply_cog
menu_apply_toggle
menu_check
menu_latency
menu_log
Microsoft - MSX CPC-50
Microsoft - MSX CPC-50A
Microsoft - MSX CPC-50B P
Microsoft - MSX CPC-50B
MrBoom-content
MrBoom
NEC - PC-98
Nintendo - Color TV-Game CTG-6S
Nintendo - Color TV-Game CTG-CR112
Nintendo - Color TV-Game CTG-HC10
Nintendo - Color TV-Game XG-115
Nintendo - Family Computer Disk System HVC-101
Nintendo - Family Computer Disk System-content
Nintendo - Family Computer Disk System
Nintendo - Game Boy Advance AGB-001 Y
Nintendo - Game Boy Advance AGS-001 HVC1
Nintendo - Game Boy Advance AGS-001 HVC2
Nintendo - Game Boy Color CGB-001 Y
Nintendo - Game Boy DMG-001 Y
Nintendo - Game Boy MGB-001 Y
Nintendo - GameCube DOT-001
Nintendo - GameCube DOT-002
Nintendo - New Nintendo 3DS KTR-001 K
Nintendo - New Nintendo 3DS KTR-001 W
Nintendo - Nintendo Entertainment System HVC-001
Nintendo - Nintendo Entertainment System HVC-101
Nintendo - Satellaview
Nintendo - Sufami Turbo SHVC-101
Nintendo - Sufami Turbo
Nintendo - Super Nintendo Entertainment System SHVC-101
Nintendo - Super Nintendo Entertainment System SNSP-001
Nintendo - Super Nintendo Entertainment System SNt SF
Nintendo - Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Nintendo - Switch HDH-001 Y
Panic - Playdate
PC-50X - SHG Black Point FS-1003
RCA - Studio II-content
RCA - Studio II
Sega - 32X-content
Sega - Game Gear Y
Sega - Master System - Mark III SG-1000M3 (J)
Sega - PICO-content
Sega - PICO
Sega - SG-1000 II
Sega - Video Driver
SNK - Neo Geo-content
Sony - PlayStation DTL-1000
Sony - PlayStation DTL-1200
Sony - PlayStation DTL-3000
Sony - PlayStation
Spectravideo - SV 328
Spectravideo - SV
Thomson - MOTO TO8
Thomson - MOTO TO8D
Thomson - MOTO
ImageOptim was accidentally skipped from the last batch of PNG additions, so now they have been optimized.
The files for FlatUX have been part of the repository for the last year, waiting for a universal theme format to be implemented and integrated.
Rather than wait for that work to be completed, I've decided to submit FlatUX as its own theme for end users to select. Once this PR is merged, I will submit a PR on the main Retroarch repository to get the theme added to the list.
Long term, this theme is intended to replace both the flatui and the Retroactive themes. For now, it will stand alongside flatui and the community can decide if it wishes to retire flatui in favor of FlatUX.
Once FlatUX is working and has been officially released, the Retroactive and Neoactive themes will officially be retired and their files will be removed from the repository in a future pull release.
The following Systematic theme icons are new or revised. Game Boy Pocket changes to LCD screen should address issue #454.
Acorn - Atom (Tapes)-content
Acorn - Atom (Tapes)
Acorn - Risc PC-content
Acorn - Risc PC
Acorn RISC OS - Flash Media-content
Acorn RISC OS - Flash Media
Amazon - Luna-content
Analogue - Analogue Pocket W
Analogue - Analogue Pocket-content
Analogue - Analogue Pocket
Apple - I (Tapes)-content
Apple - I (Tapes)
Apple - IIGS-content
Apple - IIGS
Apple - Macintosh (BETA)-content
Apple - Macintosh (BETA)
Capcom - CP System II (J)
Fujitsu - FM Towns
Fujitsu - FM-7
Fujitsu - FMR50
Nintendo - Game Boy MGB-001 A
Nintendo - Game Boy MGB-001 B
Nintendo - Game Boy MGB-001 DMG
Nintendo - Game Boy MGB-001 G
Nintendo - Game Boy MGB-001 K
Nintendo - Game Boy MGB-001 P
Nintendo - Game Boy MGB-001 R
Nintendo - Game Boy MGB-001 S
Nintendo - Game Boy MGB-001 Y
Nintendo - Game Boy MGB-101 G
Sammy - Atomiswave-content
Sammy - Atomiswave
Sanyo - MBC-550-content
Sanyo - MBC-550
Sega - Chihiro-content
Sega - Chihiro
Sony - PlayStation (PocketStation)
Taito - Egret II Mini
Taito - Egret II
Texas Instruments - TI-99-4A
Welback - Mega Duck-content
Welback - Mega Duck
Yamaha - Copera-content
Yamaha - Copera
Lots and lots of assets had the executable bit set, so clear it - not an
issue on Windows, but odd for those on Linux. Also ensure scripts have
the executable bit set.
