The "stable" is anything but.

 

@kristianity77 Sounds like you have a CPU filter enabled (Settings -> Video -> Video filter), highlight the option and press Start to disable it.
November 15 nightly works perfectly fine for me.

 

@kristianity77 Then I guess there's some other broken setting which causes the same crashy behaviour as the filters do, maybe it's even the overlay? I'd try backing up and deleting the current config file, and start fresh to troubleshoot the issue.
Edit: Yup, it's the overlay setting that's broken.
Edit 2: the VBA Next and gpSP cores are consistently wiping out clean my Summon Night: Swordcraft Story 2 saves but not the other GBA games, and the game is crashes sporadically too. With at least this many broken things added up, it would be a stretch to say that build is "working perfectly fine" after all.

 

hey FmT, could you compile retroarch with latest commits made for vita ?
there should be gl1 support now :
https://github.com/libretro/RetroArch/pull/9713

 

awesome but unfortunately it's not rendered correctly at the moment, i guess the next nightly will be the one.

 

Seriously, at this point, what is the point in Retroarch for vita? Its simply broken. It crashes literally all the time

 

You can't, they aren't supported

 

Whats considered the best way to delete cores from the Vita retroarch? Id prefer it if there was only half a dozen cores or so that I use to make it more minimalistic, but if I delete the .self files (which I assume are cores) then retroarch will error until I reinstall the entire app.

 

I just use vitashell. Open "app" folder,then "retrovita" and delete desidered core.

 

All games?