Oh I didn't know that. Awesome!
Even better than Choi then xD
Choi has a been a good partner but it s abandoned, good to have something open source updated.
Oh I didn't know that. Awesome!
Even better than Choi then xD
Been using it for about a month now myself, it does indeed work very wellGood new from SciresM's twitter
"we reach the tail end of the mesosphere project (horizon kernel is mostly done and fully functional)"
Is there any difference between it and N's?Been using it for about a month now myself, it does indeed work very well
Like the rest of Atmosphere, it's open source and uses less resources than Nintendo's codeIs there any difference between it and N's?
Uses fewer resources? More performance and fps? Can I get more details?Like the rest of Atmosphere, it's open source and uses less resources than Nintendo's code
You won't see any diff, it's mainly a memory usage thing afaik.Uses fewer resources? More performance and fps? Can I get more details?
You won't see any diff, it's mainly a memory usage thing afaik.
Normal users (should) notice no difference in anything.I honestly don't really understand why the mesosphere is needed for an ordinary person like me? It will allow you to go online on games downloaded from the Internet or will it eliminate the constant use of payload at launch?
Override? But why? Why is Horizon worse?Normal users (should) notice no difference in anything.
The goal of it is to have a fully open source reimplementation of the Horizon kernel.
Well, it's not really intended to be "better", it's suppose to be an accurate reimplementation of Nintendo's kernel.Override? But why? Why is Horizon worse?
Well, it's not really intended to be "better", it's suppose to be an accurate reimplementation of Nintendo's kernel.
But it being open source will make learning about the kernel much easier, and creating modifications/extensions will also be much easier.
It was created because Scires loves Horizon (it is a really cool/unique OS) and wanted to write an open source version of its kernel
There's currently no extended functionality that I know of (well, the changes kernel patches normally make are applied by default ig).It turns out that there will be no new functionality? Is this just an "experiment"? Without practical use? I just don’t understand when the mesosphere will come out, do I need to switch to it? Is there a lucky reason for this?
There's currently no extended functionality that I know of (well, the changes kernel patches normally make are applied by default ig).
When it releases (dunno when, ask Scires ig, lol, but it is done now), it'll be in an optional second "cool kids" testing zip, but will eventually be included in the normal atmosphere release zip by default.
No. Buy games you want to play online, use sysmmc/emummc to separate clean/hacked systems if necessary.I know that the core of the system is a very important part of the OS. Could the mesosphere, in theory, give free online for downloaded games from the Internet? Because the only online way is lan play, which is very limited and works in a small number of games
Even using custom servers is impossible?No. Buy games you want to play online, use sysmmc/emummc to separate clean/hacked systems if necessary.
The kernel doesn't touch any of that.I know that the core of the system is a very important part of the OS. Could the mesosphere, in theory, give free online for downloaded games from the Internet? Because the only online way is lan play, which is very limited and works in a small number of games
Not good, I thought that the core in the nintendo switch is more meaningful and performs program verification and signature of these same programs as on the ps3The kernel doesn't touch any of that.
The Switch uses a micro kernel based OS, so the kernel is very small and only has basic functionality, while drivers, system programs, etc all run in userland.
Edit: also online service stuff is done server side
None of those things you just said has anything to do with one another.Not good, I thought that the core in the nintendo switch is more meaningful and performs program verification and signature of these same programs as on the ps3