Pretty much this.I bought SX OS, and love everything they've delivered to us thus far. They're doing amazing work, utilizing public code. Fuck ethics, as long as the shit works.
Pretty much this.I bought SX OS, and love everything they've delivered to us thus far. They're doing amazing work, utilizing public code. Fuck ethics, as long as the shit works.
I recall it taking around 2 years. And there are plenty of people in the 3DS scene who have never heard of the Gateway so I don't think what I previously said is an exaggeration of any sorts. Plus, Gateway cost more than a single 3DS game so you only got your bang for your buck if you pirated at least 2 games.
Gateway had other issues outside of aforementioned game limit, which they quickly removed. The "brickgate scandal" was a horrible time to live in since there was no backup/restore the 3DS' NAND and greater still, we didn't know it was 3DS loader that was causing the bricks. Now I know mostly clones of Gateway suffered bricks but there was a chance it could happen on a legitimate unit as well with some reports to back it up. Once I heard that, I removed the 2.0.2b loader and used an older one until they announced they removed the bricking code.thanks for that, i thought it was along time. i think i remember correctly at first you could only get 1 game on one sd card ?, i can't complain about gateway they improved the software alot over the years with on multi-rom support on 1 sdcard, emunand etc
How would it benefit? I have the sx os pro, so how would it benefit me if they leave and stop supporting the product I paid for? Please explain and enlighten us with your masterful knowledge.If TX exited the scene right now it would benefit the homebrew scene a lot! (Trust me on that one).
It wouldn't. It's not like it'd entice people to further contribute more than they have. It's speculation and actually a fallacy.How would it benefit? I have the sx os pro, so how would it benefit me if they leave and stop supporting the product I paid for? Please explain and enlighten us with your masterful knowledge.
Windows isn't a better package. Windows is in a unique situation where because they were first, they had the most support, users and programs. Because of that, more users buy their product and therefore more programs prioritize developing for it. It's a cycle where even if it's a worse os, the fact it started with a bigger userbase means companies will always focus on supporting it over linux, the better os. That's the only real advantage to windows, far more programs and games support it, which isnt because it's well designed, it's because it was first.
Windows isn't a better package. Windows is in a unique situation where because they were first, they had the most support, users and programs. Because of that, more users buy their product and therefore more programs prioritize developing for it. It's a cycle where even if it's a worse os, the fact it started with a bigger userbase means companies will always focus on supporting it over linux, the better os. That's the only real advantage to windows, far more programs and games support it, which isnt because it's well designed, it's because it was first.
I'm not saying it would benefit you. I'm saying it will benefit the homebrew scene. Obviously it won't benefit TX and SX OS users who don't even know the concept of homebrew.How would it benefit? I have the sx os pro, so how would it benefit me if they leave and stop supporting the product I paid for? Please explain and enlighten us with your masterful knowledge.
No it won't.I'm not saying it would benefit you. I'm saying it will benefit the homebrew scene. Obviously it won't benefit TX and SX OS users who don't even know the concept of homebrew.
Well... Without SX OS stealing code. More people will be willing to make their homebrew projects open source and work on more ambitious projects without the fear of the code being stolen without credit.No it won't.
So let me get this straight. You're saying that sx os users doesn't know the concept of homebrew? So you know this based on what exactly? Just because people bought and supported TX, that they are automatically stupid? Oh man I can't wait for others to respond to you lolI'm not saying it would benefit you. I'm saying it will benefit the homebrew scene. Obviously it won't benefit TX and SX OS users who don't even know the concept of homebrew.
Read the post above and respond to that.Did you read everything I wrote? Ok so it won't benefit me, got it. But tell me, how would it benefit the Homebrew scene? You didn't answer that one. I'll be waiting for your answer.
It already has to an extent. Several projects are becoming closed-source due to TX's shady practices, notable examples including ChoiDujourNX, DZ (network title installer), and ReiNX toolkit. While the toolkit is now open-source, it wasn't initially. Also several developers do not like ensuring their homebrew works on SX OS such as NX-Shell and EdiZon, 2 very popular homebrew applications.No it won't.
Literally one dev closing their doors (paid or not) will not affect motivation or the work that has already been done or will be done. What will is the toxic people that either are very vocal in the community or are working with the open source projects currently.It already has to an extent. Several projects are becoming closed-source due to TX's shady practices, notable examples including ChoiDujourNX, DZ (network title installer), and ReiNX toolkit. While the toolkit is now open-source, it wasn't initially. Also several developers do not like ensuring their homebrew works on SX OS such as NX-Shell and EdiZon, 2 very popular homebrew applications.
Because it’s main use is to pirate gamesbut Im wondering why do people hate it?
There is a big difference being ignorant and caring about other people's feelings rather than your own; this is a community, you either work with them or you don't. If you don't like it, then leave. If you don't understand, then you likely would never understand nor is there any point in making you understand since you have nothing of value to contribute.Literally one dev closing their doors (paid or not) will not affect motivation or the work that has already been done or will be done. What will is the toxic people that either are very vocal in the community or are working with the open source projects currently.
Because it’s main use is to pirate games