I'm not going to defend them, but I'm not going to judge them because they don't have an update out in 24 hours for Zelda. Now if there isn't one in say a week? Well that'd be a way different story.
Every other competing product had a fix available within hours. So far it's been three days and counting and people have yet to even _hear_ from anybody directly associated with development acknowledging it much less vowing to address it.
Anyways here's my post regarding this:
QUOTEGreat, they're aware and DS-X remains the sole product currently not supporting it. You can see where the problem is.
Personally, I've been here before because I own an EZFA. Borden was the same way with his product. It was great on it's own terms, but it was not homebrew friendly because he wanted to keep features like the clock a secret. Any attempts at requesting drivers for it weren't even denied, they were just flat out ignored. That alienates your customer base, creating disatisfaction which then spreads across the internet and prevents future sales. The reality here is that the DS-X is suffering this exact fate right now, apologies or not. Go to any forum, ask about what is a good card to buy, and your reply will be to get an R4.
Borden also wouldn't open source the client so people could port it to Linux or Mac, or make the improvements that he was either unwilling or had no motivation to add. Sound familiar?
So it became an oddball product because nobody used it, there were cheaper alternatives that were better supported, and homebrew devs just couldn't work with it.
I'm not going to join the "DS-X sucks" chrous either, because on it's own merits it's a decent enough product the same way my EZFA was. But I am increasingly among that disatisfied base when incidents like the 1.1.2 fiasco occur or when I see literally every other product out there adapting to changing trends within a matter of hours, yet the DS-X being that lone oddball product where maybe it'll get fixed sooner or later. Will it be days? Months? Who can tell? The only thing that makes sense right now is that I currently own a 512 DS-X, and should that need to be either replaced or upgrade my next purchase is an R4.