it uses the FTP dump scripts and the latest will pull the unencrypted ones unless it is unable to decrypt and with some games that's the case the only work around that I am aware of is to pull the encrypted ones but that's only for certain titles like GTA definitive and games like biomutant. this usually only applies to the keystone though.Thank you for chiming in and your contribution. Am I right in understanding that this app either flags the dump for having encrypted trophies or does it actually pull the un-encrypted ones? I'm curious to know...
yep it is his scripts and the only thing that is different is I use Ubuntu 20.04 and not WSL commands. WSL will use whatever you have set as the default subsystem and this could be the strip down bash version whereas Ubuntu it is a little more fleshed out.i checked out codemasters program and it seems too use the same ftpdump file as hippie68 program
if you can run wsl you can run Ubuntu 20 WSL. just go into the window store and download it.i cant use ubuntu on my system anyway its kind of a pain in the rear end on a trident 3 system i already looked into it
if you install through the Windows store it does the kernel update to wsl2 automatically.maybe upgrade to wsl v2 through power shell. it's supposed to make things faster. I have wsl ubuntu on my system paired through docker to use orbisdev sdk, then debian to use both orbisdev normally (not through docker) and openorbis sdk. I still need to write a tutorial on using them.
when I downloaded ubuntu, it did not upgrade to wsl2. I did it through powershell. you have to set the default version to 2, I think, for it to upgrade.if you install through the Windows store it does the kernel update to wsl2 automatically.
otherwise you can download the kernel update which is just an exe file and you install that way and reboot.
or you can set the version to 2 but by doing it through powershell it will just redirect you to download the kernel update EXE.
on windows 11 it maps the drive for your wsl automatically. Shows up under network drives. it's integration is also better because it natively supports Linux GUI applications and also Android applications.not sure when I compiled it, either November or December, and I encountered no errors on wsl2. I was just compiling it to compile the homebrew store, even have the linux drives mapped out for easy access. though, I'm still an amateur at linux.
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you can switch between version 1 and 2 with a set version command if you have version 2 installed.i have wsl installed just not version 2 as compiling kernel of orbisdev it builds so far and freezes so im on version 1.
I have no intention of installing windows 11. don't want the frustration of either things not working or having to reinstall/reconfigure stuff to work with it. my next computer will likely be windows 11, but I've only had this computer since last year as it was a replacement when something was wrong with the bluetooth of my original laptop.on windows 11 it maps the drive for your wsl automatically. Shows up under network drives. it's integration is also better because it natively supports Linux GUI applications and also Android applications.