You could of also seen it from this point of view, yours is still a wip his is a release so maybe he preferred to release his project than sitting on it because it was finished and there’s nothing wrong in that. Also nothing wrong with a bit of competition.
you are very good at giving lessons, but your app DZ is indeed based on tinfoil as well. https://github.com/blawar/nut/blob/master/dz/README.mdNice post count, I feel honored you registered / created a throwaway. I'm not even in a group, so I am not sure what you are referring to. I sound like a broken record, but people keep saying this helps the scene. This does not help the scene, in the long run it drives out / discourages good developers.
This thread already has one causality, I am never posting any switch source again, and probably will never release any free switch apps again, even in binary form. Enjoy your re-skinned tinfoil
did you use tinfoil's code? if so where is your source tho?Nice post count, I feel honored you registered / created a throwaway. I'm not even in a group, so I am not sure what you are referring to. I sound like a broken record, but people keep saying this helps the scene. This does not help the scene, in the long run it drives out / discourages good developers.
This thread already has one causality, I am never posting any switch source again, and probably will never release any free switch apps again, even in binary form. Enjoy your re-skinned tinfoil
Burn lolThere is zero Tinfoil code in DZ, there is none of anyone's code in DZ except libnx and a random json library. Had you actually read the DZ thread, you would know it does not contain any GPL code. That was a nice attempt at a burn though
I initially wanted to do PR's to tinfoil, however there were some fundamental disagreements and limitations within tinfoil that could not be reconciled, so rather than fork and change, I just wrote everything from scratch. And then I focused on the network install portion. It is meant to be the front end to another project of mine that adubbz could not accommodate with tinfoil. And more importantly, I spoke with Adubbz about it several times.
I put in work, and innovate. Your app has no innovation, you took existing projects, glued them together, and screwed tinfoil in the process.
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I used zero of anyone's code, I credited Adubbz, Scires, etc all out of respect for the work they did that brought the scene to the point where it is. There is zero GPL code in DZ, which is how I am able to keep it closed source. DZ was open sourced for about a month, and everyone that saw it knew it contained no scene code. I wrote everything.
what’s the difference? I could rewrite the whole code, it would be the same. I just didn’t see any value on doing so. It’s easier and more productive to just reuse what tinfoil has done (and is great) and push things forward.There is zero Tinfoil code in DZ, there is none of anyone's code in DZ except libnx and a random json library. Had you actually read the DZ thread, you would know it does not contain any GPL code. That was a nice attempt at a burn though
I initially wanted to do PR's to tinfoil, however there were some fundamental disagreements and limitations within tinfoil that could not be reconciled, so rather than fork and change, I just wrote everything from scratch. And then I focused on the network install portion. It is meant to be the front end to another project of mine that adubbz could not accommodate with tinfoil. And more importantly, I spoke with Adubbz about it several times.
I put in work, and innovate. Your app has no innovation, you took existing projects, glued them together, and screwed tinfoil in the process.
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I used zero of anyone's code, I credited Adubbz, Scires, etc all out of respect for the work they did that brought the scene to the point where it is. There is zero GPL code in DZ, which is how I am able to keep it closed source. DZ was open sourced for about a month, and everyone that saw it knew it contained no scene code. I wrote everything.
Yeah i’ll do that. Thanks for the feedback.
There is nothing rude about forking an open source project (lol!). Grow up dude! But I said I wouldn’t answer to you anymore, and here I am xD
I'd assume so. it still needs to copy the file. it can't do that if it's not there
yes, it extracts the NCAs during the installation process. It would be wise to make sure you have at least double the space the game needs on your sd card prior to installing the game. I really like how you can watch the SD card remaining space tick down in real time as a game is installing. I've never seen an app do that before. It's the little things!
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