SaveState wurde in der Version v3.2.1 veröffentlicht.

Das Tool ist eine benutzerfreundliche GUI-Anwendung für Windows und Linux, mit der sich Spielstände sichern und wiederherstellen lassen.

Das Bugfix-Update folgt auf Version 3.2 und bringt Unterstützung für die Emulatoren Eglantine und Lichii, einen schnelleren Profil-Editor und einen wichtigen Linux-Fix: Das AppImage läuft jetzt auch auf Ubuntu 22.04 (glibc 2.35).

New: Eglantine and Lichii emulator support (Eden-based forks that run Switch 2 games). A normal install is now detected correctly. Before, they were found only if the install path contained “eden”. Reads a custom nand_directory from config/qt-config.ini, supports portable nand folders next to the exe and in user, and no more duplicate results from junctions or redirected NAND folders. Eden detection is unchanged.

Improvements: Faster profile editor: running processes are scanned in the background, so the editor opens without waiting. Cleaner auto-backup process picker: AI assistants, Hyper-V/WSL processes, game support tools (crash reporters, anti-cheat, overlays) and generic utilities (updaters, shells, Git, download managers) are now hidden from the list. Missing portable settings at startup: SaveState waits briefly for the settings to appear. If they do not, you can retry, set up again, or quit. The setup wizard no longer opens on its own.

Fixes: AppImage crash on older Linux distros: the Linux build now runs on Ubuntu 22.04 (needs only glibc 2.35), and the PyInstaller splash screen is gone. That splash bundled a libtcl that needed glibc 2.38. Profile-specific backup settings now apply only when “Use profile-specific settings” is on. Before, old saved values could hide later changes to the global settings, such as the maximum number of backups per profile.

Quelle: GitHub