update to the citra launcher:
removed the need to use the updater (updates are taken straight from github now)
less manual work having to manually set a path now
update to the yuzu launcher:
removed the need to use the updater (updates are taken straight from github now)
less manual work having to manually set a path now
this also gets rid of all the start menu and uninstall entries on whatever computer you set it up on
yuzu launcher has been updated with the same reason as the citra one, less dialogues, no start entries, no uninstall info in the registry, just extracted and ready to go
1. i uploaded some bugfixes for issues in quicklaunchers i didnt immediately notice
2. i updated the readme
2 (2). this project was made based off what was essentially just the quicklaunchers on a usb and i manually followed the instructions under d. to prep it to be used it wasnt fancy or anything but it usually works, also adding notepad++ to it soon because im tired of correcting cr/lf issues that cause the launchers to act wonky. (i need to also figure out how to fix the issue caused by web browsers when you save the launchers manually that will also generate this issue since they change the line endings, perhaps code at the start that converts itself(?))
updated itchio launcher:
the installer is no longer used meaning less entries on whatever computer you set it up on
using the zip version or installed version both use the appdata the same so nothing will change there
sometimes *SOMETIMES* calls and gotos refuse to work right if you use lf (/n) alone (unix style) all /n has been converted to /r/n (cr lf, windows style) this is basically an invisible change.
tl;dr vscode messed up alot of crlf making them lf
so if you noticed that sometimes in the menus an option refuses to work this is why
and this is why apparently: (ignore the bad suggestion of duplicating labels i didnt follow it and instead set github and github desktop to preserve eol characters)
also added a 10-ish minute manual updater for twitch just because recommend option d but option f is available if you have time to waste and want to make absolute sure twitch isnt in your installed programs list
updated pretty much everything to use an ini system for configuration
available options are:
NoPrompt (dangerous, will not give any prompts unless its the ones giving instructions of what just popped up (like 2 launchers)
Debug (off by default will basically make most all tasks interruption free instead of stopping alot to verify)
NullExtra (this will 0 out the items put in .\extra\ (installers archive location) use this if you might be low on space
fixed some launchers missing the z / e command
properly make amazon close during install process
updated revolt launcher to use new exe (now a setup instead of giving you the main file directly)
the ini will be created on any first launch and will be in .\ini\settings.ini feel free to edit it
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