Hacking Is there an easy way to create forwarders to Wii U homebrew?

[MiniCrew11]

I know there's an easy way to create Wii U to vWii homebrew, but is there an easy way to create forwarders for Wii U homebrew? This is just because i want to switch to aroma soon, but since there's no homebrew launcher for whatever reason I won't have any luck getting them

 

[Juanen100]

You won't have to worry about it, Aroma is designed especifically to implement .rpx and .wuhb files into the home menu, that's mostly why there isn't a homebrew launcher anymore.

.Elf files won't be able to run anymore but since most homebrew apps are updated to be Aroma compatible, you don't have to worry

 

[MiniCrew11]

Some aren't aroma compatible though...

 

[Juanen100]

Some aren't aroma compatible though...

Then dualboot Tiramisu with Aroma. Most homebrew is compatible and the one is not might be updated in the future to be, but if you need it to work, you can still reboot between Tiramisu and Aroma with an app called EnvSwap

 

[MiniCrew11]

Then dualboot Tiramisu with Aroma. Most homebrew is compatible and the one is not might be updated in the future to be, but if you need it to work, you can still reboot between Tiramisu and Aroma with an app called EnvSwap

Thanks, I might do that. I'd like the convenience of having all I need but it doesn't matter too much tbh

 

[MikaDubbz]

It's a give and take with TIramisu and Aroma. One can do things that the other can't and vice versa. Overall, Aroma can do more, but some (such as myself) find that Tiramisu is overall better to stick with for their overall needs. Of course you can also have both installed and switch between them as necessary. But I'm not personally a fan of that kind of setup, I like just sticking with one at all times.

 

[MiniCrew11]

It's a give and take with TIramisu and Aroma. One can do things that the other can't and vice versa. Overall, Aroma can do more, but some (such as myself) find that Tiramisu is overall better to stick with for their overall needs. Of course you can also have both installed and switch between them as necessary. But I'm not personally a fan of that kind of setup, I like just sticking with one at all times.

This is me, pretty much