Using devmenu....nsp support has been added in sx os 1.3. That was 9 days ago, btw.
https://gbatemp.net/threads/tx-releases-sx-os-v1-3.510085/
It's not the questionUsing devmenu...
That's lazy
They said they are working on their own installerUsing devmenu...
That's lazy
Which is what I mean exactlyCan you use it directly in SX OS only without any additional homebrew is the question.
Can’t be arsed to install more shit on my Switch, sx os should be enough...Nah super easy not lazy. Maybe if you tried it you would know this.
Sucks for you then, everyone else been enjoying the 100's of eshop games for free.Can’t be arsed to install more shit on my Switch, sx os should be enough...
Add eShop NSP support
This adds support for installing and launching installed eShop NSP files. This is still rough around the edges and for advanced users only. To install NSP files you need a legitimate copy of the DevMenu, which can be launched currently via LayeredFS. We are still working on adding a custom and easy to use NSP installer to our own menu system. Stay tuned!
I know, I have seen it, I’ll leave a like on your post@Trappie I would then like to direct your attention to my initial link in this thread, which not only answers the question wether or not .nsp files are supported, but also if TX are working on their own installer as well as to when to expect it:
https://gbatemp.net/threads/tx-releases-sx-os-v1-3.510085/
I decided to highlight the relevant section for you so you wont miss it again.
Well, that’s one way. I rather install SX OS and wait for proper support instead of installing 2-3 other things not knowing if it’ll brick your system because it’s a work around.Sucks for you then, everyone else been enjoying the 100's of eshop games for free.
It is proper support, and as mentioned it's no different to the 3DS when devmenu was leaked and used to install CIA's.Well, that’s one way. I rather install SX OS and wait for proper support instead of installing 2-3 other things not knowing if it’ll brick your system because it’s a work around.
What's so complicated about
Copying a folder (once)
Starting Pokemon quest
Click install from SD
Install whatever game you want
When you think about it FBI for the 3ds doesn't have much fewer steps
I'm willing to bet Atmosphere comes with a much better alternative out of the box.