> It should be possible to bypass the portable physical device requirement in a > situation where it makes the most sense.
Not really. You're free to try showing how it's done though.
> > If I look at HBMAME as a whole currently, instead of it being clone city with > everything bloated into the executable, it seems like it would make the most sense if > it all was presented in software list form in the situations where a parent has tons > and tons of clones, so your main menu is more organized and more documentation could > happen in the XML files themselves.
HBMAME is not a documentation project. That's what MAME is for. As for the main menu, users are free to use whatever frontend might present the information in a more palatable form.
I won't be changing anything. You can use it or not as it pleases you. Or you can create your own derivative to suit your requirements.
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