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The .info file tells the information about the core, including the supported extensions (required for RetroArch to show up cores on "Suggested cores" menu).
The problem is that if you start RetroArch for the first time on Windows, the saved configuration file has specific names that are the default (or only available) on Windows, and thanks to Steam Cloud you automatically get that configuration file ("made for Windows") to be loaded on Linux with the wrong directories. But yeah, I hope the devs fix this.