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DerekPascarella/openMenu-Virtual-Folder-Bundle
A fork of openMenu for SEGA Dreamcast GDEMU users, adding virtual folders and a modified GD MENU Card Manager for SD card management.
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What is it?
openMenu Virtual Folder Bundle is a fork of openMenu, the menu software for the GDEMU optical drive emulator on the SEGA Dreamcast. It adds virtual folder and subfolder support, so a disc image can appear in more than one folder, and it includes fixes and updates on top of the latest public openMenu release.
The bundle also ships a modified version of GD MENU Card Manager, a desktop tool for managing the GDEMU SD card. It handles adding and editing disc images, batch folder moves and renames, artwork assignment, DAT file tools, region and VGA patching options, and saving the card. Builds are available for Windows, Linux and macOS.
The project supports per-game virtual VMUs through VM2, VMUPro, USB4MAPLE and Pico2Maple, and includes features such as a Save/Load manager, a Multi-Disc launcher, cheat files, theming, and optional clock sync.
Key features
- 01Virtual folders and subfolders, letting one disc image appear in multiple folders.
- 02Modified GD MENU Card Manager for adding, editing and organizing disc images on the SD card.
- 03Per-game virtual VMU support through VM2, VMUPro, USB4MAPLE and Pico2Maple.
- 04Save/Load manager, Multi-Disc launcher and per-game cheat files.
- 05Theming support and mouse and keyboard input in the menu.
Use cases
- Organizing a large Dreamcast game library on a GDEMU SD card into nested folders.
- Managing disc images, artwork and metadata from a desktop computer before copying to the SD card.
- Giving each Dreamcast game its own virtual VMU save data using a supported VMU device.
Things to know
- No license is listed in the metadata, so reuse terms are unclear.
- It is built for SEGA Dreamcast GDEMU users and needs that hardware to run.
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FAQ
- What is openMenu-Virtual-Folder-Bundle?
- A fork of openMenu for SEGA Dreamcast GDEMU users, adding virtual folders and a modified GD MENU Card Manager for SD card management. openMenu Virtual Folder Bundle is a fork of openMenu, the menu software for the GDEMU optical drive emulator on the SEGA Dreamcast. It adds virtual folder and subfolder support, so a disc image can appear in more than one folder, and it includes fixes and updates on top of the latest public openMenu release.
- Is openMenu-Virtual-Folder-Bundle free to use? What license does it have?
- openMenu-Virtual-Folder-Bundle has no declared license. Its code is public, but without a license you have no explicit permission to reuse it; ask the author before relying on it.
- Is openMenu-Virtual-Folder-Bundle still maintained?
- Actively maintained. The last commit to openMenu-Virtual-Folder-Bundle was on Oct 23, 2026.
- What can I use openMenu-Virtual-Folder-Bundle for?
- Organizing a large Dreamcast game library on a GDEMU SD card into nested folders. Managing disc images, artwork and metadata from a desktop computer before copying to the SD card. Giving each Dreamcast game its own virtual VMU save data using a supported VMU device.
- Where can I get openMenu-Virtual-Folder-Bundle?
- The source code and installation instructions are on GitHub: https://github.com/DerekPascarella/openMenu-Virtual-Folder-Bundle
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