Homebrew What if we made a program to help install A9LH?

[Ev1lbl0w]

I thought of this one day. A program where you input your console type and version, then downloads all the necessary files and gives steps for the user to install A9LH.

What do you guys think of this? You think it would be useful? I could create on in Java so it would be cross-platform...

 

[Dopey The Gemini]

It'd be good, but i don't think it'll happen anytime soon

 

[Exaltys]

Doesn't "The Guide" already do all of this?

 

[wurstpistole]

It's already so easy if you are able to follow basic instructions word by word. It's gotten way easier since the beginning, it took me not even an hour to go through with it. Everyone who's not a complete waste of sperm should be able to manage it with Plailect's guide.

 

[Ev1lbl0w]

It'd be good, but i don't think it'll happen anytime soon

I think I could create a program like this, but I don't think I could maintain it frequently. I would need help from more guys to to this...

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Doesn't "The Guide" already do all of this?

Yeah, but this program would download all the needed files, so it would only give the user the steps.

 

[wurstpistole]

I think I could create a program like this, but I don't think I could maintain it frequently. I would need help from more guys to to this...

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Yeah, but this program would download all the needed files, so it would only give the user the steps.

Is it really such a hassle to download like ten files yourself? And good luck maintaining all the links when tools get updated or links go down. There's a reason that there are no all in one packages and that's that most of the stuff used gets updated frequently and by just downloading yourself you'll always have the newest stuff.

 

[Ricken]

http://quantumc.at/

Already a thing /shrug

 

[Ev1lbl0w]

Is it really such a hassle to download like ten files yourself? And good luck maintaining all the links when tools get updated or links go down. There's a reason that there are no all in one packages and that's that most of the stuff used gets updated frequently and by just downloading yourself you'll always have the newest stuff.

I think you're right. Would be too much trouble...

 

[Majickhat55]

https://gbatemp.net/threads/release-plailect-sd-helper.442049/

There is already this. That's a close as you can get without having some sort of "majick" program to do the downgrading, backing up and installing in one go.