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Sure, why not? You could set the rompath in the settings.conf file or use an include.txt file like you said. RetroFE has no real restrictions in this area.

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I thought I'd give an overview of the new features since 0.7.19 that were included in 0.7.20b1 (http://retrofe.nl/SMF/index.php?topic=7.msg291#msg291):

- Fixed menuSort = no behavior for include.txt files.
- Fixed Windows expansion of %RETROFE_EXEC_PATH%.
- Fixed local language support.
- Fixed container scaling.
- Fixed input queue when returning from a game.
- Fixed crash on exit when a controller is connected.
- Rewritten menu scrolling and input handler.
- Added support for hierarchy in the roms directory via list.romHierarchy parameter in collection's settings.conf file.
- Added playlist support via the keys favPlaylist, nextPlaylist, and prevPlaylist. The playlists should be placed as <playlist name>.txt in the collections/<collection name>/playlists directory.
- Added MacOS support (Tom).

Btw, Tom, can you explain why MacOS cannot handle the png files that used to be included? I'm trying to see if I can batch convert them for future use for MacOS as well, since bit bucket contains only a small sub set of what I have.

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Not much; I just moved the collection's playlist image 50 pixels to the right to deal with large images, and added the genre wheels and some manufacturer wheels to the common artwork.

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It allows you to define and walk through sub lists of a collection, e.g. all Konami or all Driving games. It's an extension on the favorites playlist feature.

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You could try the new exe in the feature thread. It's beta, so back up your retrofe.exe before overwriting with this one.

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Damn, this is my latest fix, and (un?)fortunately I know exactly what's wrong, how to fix it, and that others will get the same issue. I only tested it using a collection that actually has playlists.

I just gave it a whirl on Mac...

I loaded the Sega game. After I quit with esc. The game fires right back up without me selecting it. I quit again. The game starts back up in a loop. It's as though all the key presses from hitting spacebar the 1st time are still firing.

Nothing in the logs.

Apparently the currentKeyState_ was not reset when resetting the key states. I guess Linux and Windows always have some kind of event happening in the queue, even if it's not a key press, which automatically updated the currentKeyState_. Let me know if this change fixes the issue for you?