This wins . <| sep |> Oh , sorry to hear that . I don ' t know where you live , but the elgiganten where I live has the Acer z 35 on display . A shame you can ' t see it with your own eyes , but you could always buy it and see it for yourself . Under Danish Internet trading laws you can assess the product , and still be able to return it if you don ' t like it . <| sep |> Go type in aboutconfig in your address bar . Search for browser . urlbar . clickSelectsAll and toggle it to False . <| sep |> Not only is your mindset absolutely awful , but Widow is also a lot more viable in attack than defense . <| sep |> Yes . For RetroArch controlled emulators it ' s pretty easy . when you are in a game controlled by an emulator that you want to map for example , if you are playing the first Zelda game and wanted to map controls specifically for the NES then just hit select X to enter the RetroArch GUI RGUI and then map the controls for that emulator . Make sure that RetroArch is set to Save Configuration on Exit Settings Configuration Save Configuration on Exit , or else the changes will not save . You can use this method to set up individual emulator controls for any emulator controlled by RetroArch . For nonRetroArch controlled emulators like mupen 64 plus or ppsspp you should be configuring the controls for that specific emulator anyway , so it should not be an issue . If you need some help with configuring controls for these nonRetroArch emulators , then here is how I did it for the mupen 64 plus , skip down to step 5 and use it as a basic template s e t u p w i k i S e t t i n g upaWirelessOuyaController