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Is this coming anytime soon or no one knows yet?? July? Will we have emunand or is not implemented yet? Thanks
Patience is a virtue and EmuNAND has not been implemented yet.
the good thing with atmosphere is it doesn't actually need to be about reswitched team after release because its open source...
Imagine if a gazillion amount of different communities start messing with it and we end up with a ton of builds out there to test all with different stuff and bug fixes in each different one.
While TX is stuck to their closed team.
That's fair.
Why to movies release trailers to unreleased movies?
As for Hekate, you continue to warn users (as you should) not to use unfinished software/applications. So, for those of us who don't want to brick our devices with half-written code, we have no idea how "feature-rich" it is.
Direct quote from a friend regarding the Discord server... "Warning... The ReSwitched Discord is a minefield. No one is respected."
SciresM, himself, warned users not to watch commits, for the time being, because he is busy debugging. During debugging, very few commits are made.
You took my comment out of context...
I guess all we can do is wait, and find out. I'd say SciresM is the "subject matter expert", though.
Sounds like you need to take an advertising class... Being first at advertising your product is ALWAYS best. And what's more, it's better to release your product/service before your competition—even if your product is not superior, or is subpar, to your competition's product. Innovative users expect bugs, and they will work through them with the product/service. Getting it "in the hands" of your customers/users will promote itself. People hate all over TX, and they screwed up MANY things about their product. But guess what... Those same people are using the product. And some of the ReSwitched team is actually RE'ing the TX product. I guess that means they purchased it too, right?
People get shunned and shamed for trying to help. If you're always being put down for your work, would you continue trying to help someone?
This date was for Fusee Gelee, not Atmosphere.
...and people have been bricking and banning systems in this manner. Not a good idea to toy in this manner, right?
I'd disagree. I'm not an SX user, nor do I plan purchasing one. However, I don't see their product going away any time soon—especially since Atmosphere is, in my opinion, many months away from being a reliable product.
Agreed, @Memoir. I think @SapphireExile wasn't thinking outside the box.
Agreed. It will be interesting to see what Mariko will, or will not, do. No one knows.
Yep. "Minefield"
Soon™ No one even knows if it will ever come.
It's really not hard to get in if you actually read the rules rather than skim them. It took me like 5 minutes and I was in.
Now staying in is a problem. They are extremely liberal, and if they catch any hint of you being even remotely conservative they will start finding virtually any reason to ban you.
Had my community status revoked because I didn't agree with ktemkin's viewpoints, and gave facts that disproved her. Because heaven forbid you listen to facts rather than feelings.
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You fail to see the flaw in your logic. Since Atmosphere is open sourced, SX OS can implement everything it is developed for it.
To be fair he said don't rely on the frequency yes which makes perfect sense. If you're a dev then you'll know the road to release is long and arduous but the commit messages actually give some context on what's been worked on / completed. Plus reading the code you learn something sometimes. Win win
You do realize TX can steal open source code and put it into their closed source product. Wouldn't be legal but they don't care about that now do they?
I thought it'd be nice to read stuff there once in a while but honestly I don't really need or want to be part of that chat and I don't pay much attention to this forum either. It's all mumbo jumbo until something comes out.
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The rest of that sentence is irrelevant though. If the current developers don't tie in the pieces, other developers will. So in the end Atmosphere will see the light of day.
Plus, I'm not sure why you think advertisement is needed for a CFW or homebrew. B9S just popped up out of nowhere while everyone was waiting for SigHax. B9S was never advertised and look how popular it became.
That it is. And yes I agree he's the "subject matter expert" but you never know who's going to pop up next. It's still pretty early in this consoles lifespan.
Yes they can, but will not come at the same day and atmosphere could potentially be always ahead.
And it can also have even more bad teams adding private stuff into atmosphere, though that wouldnt be a good practise making anything private...
Also it doesn't matter TX can copy anything as atmosphere remains free 4 ever and will probably have massive continuous support after release (maybe even nightly builds that I always love and TX can't also compete with that).
To be fair he said don't rely on the frequency yes which makes perfect sense. If you're a dev then you'll know the road to release is long and arduous but the commit messages actually give some context on what's been worked on / completed. Plus reading the code you learn something sometimes. Win win
Maybe in the commit messages, SciresM should note "top priority is Atmoshphere, but I've been working on yuzu".
That was towards debugging a synchronization problem with PM. If you had read any of the commentary in the channel where I talk about Atmosphere dev or in Yuzu's server you'd know that my SystemEvent implementation has accuracy issues -- my intent was to reimplement the relevant SVCs for yuzu, and thereby gain a better understanding of their quirks (and better understand where my Event implementation goes wrong).
Thanks, though.
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