Hi, I’m kind of a noob when it comes to emulators.
I’ve tried to download Citra on a school computer, and Citra uses Terminal. My problem is that my school blocks Terminal because they don’t want us to do anything stupid, and they will never change the ban.
And, since I’m a noob, I don’t know how to get around the ban / use another Terminal-like software that will let Citra run. So can someone help me?
This is a forum so response is usually slow. Pretty sure Mac has Terminal alternatives just from google searching. Though since your school blocked the Terminal, I doubt they would allow installing software on their Macs. Not a Mac user so I’m not very familiar with it.
That means that the citra binary is not in your PATH. As Leo said, you’ll have to add it. In short, the PATH is a list of directories that the terminal checks for to find the program you’re trying to run. So when you type citra, the terminal looks through the PATH and is unable to find it. As far as configuring your PATH to run citra goes, that’s beyond the scope of this forum, but there’s plenty of tutorials on Google.