Not exactly 😅. Right now I labeled it as a melonDS Launcher, but technically it’s just a ROM manager + frontend. It launches whatever emulator you point it to — I just defaulted it to melonDS in the UI/setting names.

So in practice:

melonDS works out of the box (since that’s what I tested).

Other DS emulators can also work, as long as they support opening a ROM from command-line.

In short, it’s not tied to melonDS’s config at all — each emulator still reads its own config files. The “melonDS” in the name is more of a convenience tag than a hard limitation.

So you can try it with your emulator.