Use Fusée Gelée. As stated before, it's more convinient, and works on every firmware.
Depends on which one you want to use. Atmosphère's fusee-primary.bin, which you can find here. Or you use kosmos. This all-in-one package contains custom bootloader (hekate) and atmosphère. Hekate loads the cfw automatically. And it is beginner-friendly in my opinion.
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Kosmos is just hekate + atmosphere with a bunch of homebrew and sysmodules bundled. It’s no more or less customizable as regular atmosphere.
It shouldn't be customizable. It loads automatically a cfw you want. Thats all what i wrote. And for beginners it is enough. It contains a toolbox which can enable/disable (like stated above) sysmodules. You can set up a bootlogo if you want. AutoRCM can be enabled from the hekate menu if you want. Enough customization?
Nothing. You can use it. But you have to edit your bct.ini iirc.
Ah, for some reason, I thought it was something you can alter while the system is running, but I guess not.
I mean while the Switch is on, like how one can toggle certain sysmodules to activate/deactivate them without a reboot.
I recommend the following steps (if your Switch is vulnerable, of course):
