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I'll try to make some once I get home. It's 7 AM in my country. I'll get home at about 4 or 5.
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thanks for the icons.
I don't like the "homebru" icon, because it's feels like it's missing some letters but I guess maybe homebreU would look bad too.
Maybe just go with the full name and the icon.
But again, it's not called "homebru" or "homebrew launcher U".
not everything on wiiU need to be called "U" or "iine".
I'll let dimok tell us what he think about the submitted icons too.
1) Loadiine launches games, or if you talk about the exploit itself it launched a single elf file located in loadiine gx2 folder and named loadiine_gx2.elf
You would have to replace your elf file everytime if you want to launch another homebrew.
Homebrew launchers launches multiple homebrew with a single exploit. you don't need to reboot and visit multiple different URLs for every games or tools you want to launch.
one exploit URL which load the homebrew launcher, from here you can run all homebrew directly from the SD card (offline) and exit back to the launcher without the need to reboot to launch another homebrew.
2) Success rate is the same as before, as the current released exploit is always the same kernel exploit (the race attack).
And yes, it means you don't need to re-launch the exploit again to switch game or homebrew, just one exploit for all your session.
3) It could be offline, if you cache the exploit page.
then the exploit would launch even without internet, just open the browser which display the cached file.
Attention, on next exploit update it will still load the cached one instead of the updated one.
@ all users:
I don't know why the loadiine gx2 didn't work.
I haven't tested it myself, maybe dimok used a recompiled version specifically for HBL.
if that's the case, loadiine will be updated soon to make it compatible.
@vgmoose;
For other coding related questions, I'll let dimok answer them.
I don't like the "homebru" icon, because it's feels like it's missing some letters but I guess maybe homebreU would look bad too.
Maybe just go with the full name and the icon.
Homebrew U Homebrew | |
Launcher or Launcher \_/
But again, it's not called "homebru" or "homebrew launcher U".
not everything on wiiU need to be called "U" or "iine".
I'll let dimok tell us what he think about the submitted icons too.
1) Loadiine launches games, or if you talk about the exploit itself it launched a single elf file located in loadiine gx2 folder and named loadiine_gx2.elf
You would have to replace your elf file everytime if you want to launch another homebrew.
Homebrew launchers launches multiple homebrew with a single exploit. you don't need to reboot and visit multiple different URLs for every games or tools you want to launch.
one exploit URL which load the homebrew launcher, from here you can run all homebrew directly from the SD card (offline) and exit back to the launcher without the need to reboot to launch another homebrew.
2) Success rate is the same as before, as the current released exploit is always the same kernel exploit (the race attack).
And yes, it means you don't need to re-launch the exploit again to switch game or homebrew, just one exploit for all your session.
3) It could be offline, if you cache the exploit page.
then the exploit would launch even without internet, just open the browser which display the cached file.
Attention, on next exploit update it will still load the cached one instead of the updated one.
@ all users:
I don't know why the loadiine gx2 didn't work.
I haven't tested it myself, maybe dimok used a recompiled version specifically for HBL.
if that's the case, loadiine will be updated soon to make it compatible.
@vgmoose;
For other coding related questions, I'll let dimok answer them.
We "just" need to have this on boot and happiness forever, well, at least until Uncharted 4 gets released...
Great job Dimok, thank you.
Great job Dimok, thank you.
great! I'll adapt the game boy emu I'm porting to work with this launcher 
Currently only works with loadiine launcher.
Currently only works with loadiine launcher.
Now we just need RetroArch to be ported and I'm happy...
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all current exploit are based on the browser, and you need to be online.
so you need online for the homebrew launcher, then you can run homebrew from your card without online anymore.
if you manage to keep the exploit page in the browser cache, you can run it offline.
so you need online for the homebrew launcher, then you can run homebrew from your card without online anymore.
if you manage to keep the exploit page in the browser cache, you can run it offline.
great! I'll adapt the game boy emu I'm porting to work with this launcher
Currently only works with loadiine launcher.
Amazing job, is there a possibility to emulating other consoles or it's gameboy only
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I don't know how to tell the browser to keep something in cache. maybe that's only temporary until console shutdown? in that case, it's not useful.And how do you do that?
I set it up to auto load the exploit. It launches it even when I'm not connected to the internet. It's a pain to change it though, So I don't know how much its worth it. Maybe moreso now with a viable Homebrew Launcher.
I'm on my way to work, if the interest is there, I'll provide some instructions later. You have to be able to self host to set it up though.
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Amazing!
Also, interesting style nonetheless, feels like he's a quite a bit better coder than an UI designer
Also, interesting style nonetheless, feels like he's a quite a bit better coder than an UI designer
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