Devolution also has DRM for a dead console.Why's that? It's not like Cemu has some kind of drm attached to it. Unlike those... *shudder* sega emulators...
Cemu doesn't have DRM but the reasons behind it are Morals™ because Exzap says:
It's already possible to cheat online on certain Wii Us, and so what if Cemu is used for cheating online? It's Nintendo's responsibility to ban cheaters from online. If Nintendo can't ban cheaters that's their problem.Exzap said:
Being open source doesn't mean you have to accept all pull requests as explained in this post.
It's possible to be open source but still only allow certain people to contribute.
If Exzap is that worried about what other people might do with his precious source then why isn't he worried about what people already do with the emulator as is?
Certain users won't care how much effort was put into it regardless of whether or not it's open source.
But, then again, the arguing would 'never end' (I love how my image was taken down lol how pathetic) so there's no need for Cemu developers to explain or justify anything, right?
I wouldn't be surprised if the Cemu devs have a private repo they can make public.
Yes, I know there's an open source Wii U emulator.
And no, I don't have programming experience.
Name one time that has happened.Imagine that few devs are arguing about gfx backends, whether to support Ogl, Dx11-12 or Vulkan, and everyone makes his own fork. With hacks it gets even worse. If project can't be well managed it better not be open source.
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