Install 'mupen64plus-ui-console as well. Mac high sierra. It should then be visible in the Dash.This is already installed, it's a dependency of mupen64plus, and it is only a command line frontend.

Mupen64plus used to have a really, really, really good user interface >> prior to version 1.99. To get mupen64plus to work now you need to either learn how to use the command line interface, or install a third-party graphical frontend. If you are willing to learn how to use the command line simply open a terminal and type mupen64plus --help. It has a lot of options, but basically like most commands, if you simply run the command as.

The Mac has long been a great platform for emulating older gaming consoles, and now the best emulator for OS X has gotten even better, as OpenEmu includes support for two other retro gaming greats; the Nintendo 64 and Playstation 1. PS1 and N64 support is in addition to the vast console. Controller Pak refers to either the Mem Pak, the Rumble Pak or the Transfer Pak. You need to remember to enable it from the controller plugin configuration. Personally I use the N-rage Input plugin.

Code: mupen64plus the-path-to-the-gamereplacing the-path-to-the-game with the actual path to your game It'll run the game, though it has odd defaults (resolution I think is small 600x400 or something, and the controllers are usually very odd as well, among other things you might not like.), so if you go this route you would need to figure out the best options to use, which can be either a frustrating or uplifting experience. Now, the second option is probably the better option, and the best I have found of third-party user interfaces is mpy64. It is not available in the software center,( that I know of, but can be install through a download from here You can also look at a few others, here but chances are m64py will suit you fine. So, IMO, unless you really want to fuddle with commands, go for the m64py interface.

Music. Hope it helps.