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The Start here pages ran 460 to 2,100 words and the first command of Get your files sat 254 words down. Each page now opens on its action, with short sentences and one fact per block. The facts a newcomer does not act on moved one level down: the legal analysis to wiki/legal.md, the project terms to wiki/reference-terms.md, the annotated run and the installer failures to the installer page, collection figures to a new Explore index. tests/test_site_copy.py holds the budgets on the generated pages, and the testing guide states them with their reasons. Four statements the repository contradicts are rewritten: prboom.wad is compiled into PrBoom (emulators/prboom.yml), Batocera reports a mismatch as UNTESTED (batocera-systems checkBios), 13 hle_fallback entries are required, and the gaps headline splits missing firmware from game data and unread entries.
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Words used on this site
- BIOS, or firmware
- A small program inside a console. It starts the games.
- Emulator
- An app that acts like a console.
- Core
- One emulator inside RetroArch. RetroArch uses a different core for each console.
- Setup
- What you play with: RetroArch, Batocera, EmuDeck and others.
- BIOS folder
- The folder where your setup looks for BIOS files.
- ZIP
- One file that holds many files. You unzip it to get them out.
- Terminal
- A window where you type commands.
- Installer
- The small program the command starts. It fills your BIOS folder.
- Hash
- A fingerprint of a file's contents. A different file gets a different hash.
- Region
- Where a console was sold: Japan, North America, Europe.
- Required and optional
- Required: games do not start without it. Optional: games start anyway.
- Game data
- Files from your own copy of a PC game, like Doom. Not a BIOS.
!!! tip "Next"
- [What is a BIOS?](what-are-bios-files.md)
- [Get your files](../which-pack.md)
- Reference: [Terms of the reference pages](reference-terms.md)