Hello all, As some of you remember, I've told a few months ago my attempt to port RetroArch to Fedora in RPM Fusion repositories. The port is complete and almost ready to be included [1]. RetroArch is a fully featured frontend for libretro cores, an effort to create a convenient all-in-one emulators launcher within the same framework. RetroArch depends on ffmpeg to record videos and some other cores do the same (e.g. libretro-ppsspp). A few questions before I ask for reviewing: 1. RetroArch uses libretro cores that are dynamically loaded, I've actually used the /usr/libexec/libretro directory but I wonder if I should use /usr/lib64/libretro (from %{_libdir} RPM macro) instead? 2. RetroArch has no real “installation procedure” so packagers are mostly free for setting directories to use, I've separated into two different ones: - /usr/share/libretro for core information (*_libretro.info) - /usr/share/retroarch for the RetroArch application (database, assets, cheats, cursors, ...) Are you okay for this or do you prefer using /usr/share/libretro for everything? Regards, [1]: https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/markand/RetroArch --