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Update 'getting started' with romset path for macOS
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@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ Here are the basic steps to help you get started with 86Box. The user interface
.. rubric:: Step 1: Get the romset
86Box relies on a bunch of external binary files, called ROMs, to emulate various hardware. Together, these files are known as the *romset*. If you try to start 86Box without one, you'll receive an error and 86Box will close. You need to download the romset from `here <https://github.com/86Box/roms/releases/latest>`_, create a subfolder named ``roms`` in the folder where ``86Box.exe`` is located, and extract it there.
86Box relies on a bunch of external binary files, called ROMs, to emulate various hardware. Together, these files are known as the *romset*. If you try to start 86Box without one, you'll receive an error and 86Box will close. You need to download the romset from `here <https://github.com/86Box/roms/releases/latest>`_. If you're using a Windows machine, create a subfolder named ``roms`` in the folder where ``86Box.exe`` is located, and extract the romset there. If you're using a macOS machine, create a folder with the following path ``~/Library/Application Support/net.86box.86box/roms`` and extract the romset into it.
.. rubric:: Step 2: Meet the main window