Sorry, I’m unfamiliar with what that means. I’ll have to google it later to research.Just run it in Mono.
Mono is the crossplatform .NET library.Sorry, I’m unfamiliar with what that means. I’ll have to google it later to research.
Plus 1 for this. This looks great!When u guys time .. can u add Nsp files too no rush ..
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Yeah this.Github and release link redirect to a direct link ...
Its multi-platform or in C# ?
Edit: why 50% of dev. Code hacking tools in C# ... Do it on C++, java, python, ?JS? But not in single OS language ...
Java is ugly to code. C# is so much better. Visual Studio is one of the best IDEs, much better than every IDE that supports Java. C# is much more portable. If you want to program an app for multiple platforms like Windows, Android, iOS etc. it is very simple to do in C# (with Xamarin). There are so many reasons to use C# and close to none to use Java. You have too keep in mind that no one pays the devs to develope such programs. The devs choose the programming language which is the most convinien for them.Why not use Java then? It's so similar to C#.
If it's more portable then why not a single program written in C# related to the Switch or 3DS scene has a Linux release?Java is ugly to code. C# is so much better. Visual Studio is one of the best IDEs, much better than every IDE that supports Java. C# is much more portable. If you want to program an app for multiple platforms like Windows, Android, iOS etc. it is very simple to do in C# (with Xamarin). There are so many reasons to use C# and close to none to use Java. You have too keep in mind that no one pays the devs to develope such programs. The devs choose the programming language which is the most convinien for them.
You don't need a special Linux release. You can run .net programs in Linux. You just need to install the framework. It's called Mono. It's like Java, which also depends on a framework to be installed.If it's more portable then why not a single program written in C# related to the Switch or 3DS scene has a Linux release?
So you're talking about emulating windows with wine. That's not what I'm taking, I want native apps for the system.You don't need a special Linux release. You can run .net programs in Linux. You just need to install the framework. It's called Mono. It's like Java, which also depends on a framework to be installed.
No. Read my post again:So you're talking about emulating windows with wine.
You just need to install the framework. It's called Mono.
Why not use Java then?
If you want native apps for the system, you can't use Java. It also depends on a framwork, just like .netI want native apps for the system
Wine is NOT an emulator!emulating windows with wine
Wow man ... because C# is their fav language?why 50% of dev. Code hacking tools in C# ... Do it on C++, java, python, ?JS? But not in single OS language ...
It will be available today. Just doing some testing.@OP: Cool tool. You should definitely include some code from XCI cutter to have cut/split options for FAT32 SD cards. That'd be awesome.
Wii Backup Manager had this as well.