docs: scope Lakka advice, list Recalbox MAME

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Abdessamad Derraz committed 2026-10-20 04:35:34 +02:00
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@@ -79,7 +79,9 @@ MAME 2003-Plus, MAME 2009 (0.135u4), MAME 2010 (0.139), MAME 2015
version's own source tree, because the BIOS root sets differ between
versions. Derivatives and ports carry their own profiles on top of those
generations: `mamearcade`, `mamemess`, `mame2003_midway`, the three
`mame4droid` drops, `advancemame`, `groovymame` and `hbmame`. The pack
`mame4droid` drops, `advancemame`, `groovymame` and `hbmame`. Recalbox
compiles two MAME versions of its own, 0.258 and 0.278, profiled as
`mame0258` and `mame0278`. The pack
ships the sets matching the core you run, and a generic unversioned arcade
pack cannot do that.
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@@ -93,7 +93,9 @@ Windows or macOS would overwrite one with the other. On Linux, Mesen-CE opens
only holds as `BIOS.col` and `2608_*.WAV`. The installer checks whether the
BIOS directory keeps case and, if it does, also fetches these names. If you
extract the ZIP on Linux by hand, take the Lakka pack instead: it is the
RetroArch pack with both spellings.
RetroArch pack with both spellings. Releases up to v2026.10.10 have no Lakka
pack of their own (`RetroArch_Lakka_*_BIOS_Pack.zip` serves both and holds one
spelling), so with those use the installer.
The reverse happens on Batocera and Recalbox, whose lists hold both spellings
because their systems keep case: NP2kai reads `np2kai/bios.rom` and