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This means you can activate certain options when launching ''pcsx2.exe'' from the command line on Windows, or the terminal on a Linux environment, those options are called ''arguments'', wich are described below.  
This means you can activate certain options when launching ''pcsx2.exe'' from the command line on Windows, or the terminal on a Linux environment, those options are called ''arguments'', wich are described below.  


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{{Tip|Command line arguments can be added to a shortcut. That means you can have as many shortcuts to ''pcsx2.exe'' with different settings as you like.
|You can create s shortcut to ''pcsx2.exe''  
* On Windows
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* On Linux
** Gnone
** KDE
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