If we want to put the ROMs in another path, we have to edit the file mame.ini for the software to search the new path. As we read in Snapcraft.io, the path for the Snap version is ~ / snap / mame / common / roms. If we have installed it from a repository, be it official or unofficial, we have to put the ROMs in the path ~ / mame / roms, where "~ /" is our personal folder if the "mame" folder is not there, we create it manually. Where put the ROMs it will depend on the operating system and the version downloaded. Dozens of web pages will appear and all of them will allow us to download ROMs for MAME and, in some cases, for other emulators. The "difficult" thing is to find them: for reasons that everyone can understand, we cannot provide any link to pages that offer these ROMs, but finding them is as simple as accessing our favorite search engine and searching for something like "mame roms". The games we have to add them manually, but it is something very simple. Once MAME is installed, what we will have will be an emulator without any games. If our distribution is compatible with these Canonical packages, installing it is as simple as typing this other command: sudo snap install mame How to add ROMs to MAME MAME is also available as a Snap package. Sudo apt update & sudo apt install mame From your Snap package If when entering the message it shows an error, we probably do not have the emulator available in the repositories of our distribution, so we will add an unofficial one with the following command: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:c.falco/mameĪfter adding the repository, we will write this other command:
In Ubuntu and derivatives the command is as follows: sudo apt install mame From the unofficial repository The first thing we must test is if it is available in the official repositories of our distribution. How to install MAME on Linux From the official repositories
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