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I actually like this FW! I like how it's more kid-friendly but still a fork of one of the best CFW's around!
YES!Do we really need more cfw?
Exactly. Why would you?so... why would i switch from AuReiNAND to this?
If someone's weird about how """bloated""" AuRei is or if they're setting up a9lh on a child's 3DS then it'd be better to use this over AuRei.Exactly. Why would you?
The SALT team have contributed huge amounts to the betterment of the scene, particularly in documenting the architecture of the 3DS' system software. More than any other group or individual, and an immeasurable amount more than you (immeasurable because thus far you have contributed nothing).
Yellows8's contributions alone debunk that claim.More than any other group or individual
Okay, at this point you're just being an asshole for the sake of it. This is not how you gain the support of the community or fellow devs.
The SALT team have contributed huge amounts to the betterment of the scene, particularly in documenting the architecture of the 3DS' system software. More than any other group or individual, and an immeasurable amount more than you (immeasurable because thus far you have contributed nothing).
Perhaps you should have done a little more research beforehand then? Bitter and unwelcoming is what GBAtemp does best.
I can think of at least half a dozen devs that have either left the scene, or made their work private in the past 12 months as a direct result of the GBAtemp's welcoming embrace (including the SALT team).
I'm not being an asshole, I'm just saying things the way I see them.
It's one thing to do thing privately and not release them, and another thing to work privately but release the product publicly (without source code).
While both don't advance anything, the second one is worse because we know you've got this thing, but we can't use it because you decided to keep it closed source. This isn't just for the SALT team. It's the same for NTR dev, and "simple 3ds to cia converter" dev.
Check my post count, it says 50. I'm not a GBATemp regular. I don't even visit this site to read comments. If I had known, I really wouldn't release it publicly.
I've come to conclusion that even if I had done what @Aurora Wright did (post in upstream's thread, without a rename), people would still be salty. At least this way her thread is clean.
It's one thing to do thing privately and not release them, and another thing to work privately but release the product publicly (without source code).
While both don't advance anything, the second one is worse because we know you've got this thing, but we can't use it because you decided to keep it closed source. This isn't just for the SALT team. It's the same for NTR dev, and "simple 3ds to cia converter" dev
"This release adds nothing new"New minor release!
https://github.com/RShadowhand/SaltFW/releases/tag/v1.1b.1
0.1s is nothing.After extensive testing (two rounds) SaltFW is confirmed to be 0.1s faster than Luma.
0.1s is nothing.
But in the real world? You yourself even put something in quotes.That is obviously wrong. 0.1s is, even if it's a fraction of a second, "something".
lmao you forgot to tell people this was after 'extensive defragmentation' as wellAfter extensive testing (two rounds) SaltFW is confirmed to be 0.1s faster than Luma.
void clear_screen(u8* fb, u32 rgb){
u32 sz = fb_sz(fb)/3;
u8 packet[] = {rgb & 0xFF, (rgb >> 8) & 0xFF, (rgb >> 16) & 0xFF};
while (sz--)
memcpy(fb + sz*3, packet, 3);
return;
}
so it is SOMETHING, just not a very significant something. but still obviously a somethingBut in the real world? You yourself even put something in quotes.