Each has its features which are worth it. And if you care about more than just warez, atmo is way more feature rich.no it's not worth switching this is downgrading from feature rich premium cfw to very basic one
Each has its features which are worth it. And if you care about more than just warez, atmo is way more feature rich.
Sx has mainly EmuNAND, usb and xci. I can live without all of them.
Atmo has kip support, reboot to payload, proper shut down, creport and is always first with important updates.
I can live without that too. So in my case, it comes down to preference.
Better: The tech-savvy people want atmo and people who don't care or don't want to understand went for SX OS (which is a minority no matter what you wish).ok let's just say the majority wanted features vs the minority wanted features
The only actual answer here.SX OS bootdongle allows launching of custom payloads. So you can just put the files for atmosphere on the SD card (hekate.bin etc.), together with SX OS boot.dat. Then you can choose at each re-boot which cfw you want to boot into. I recommend the Kosmos collection of files, although it is not yet updated to latest atmosphere. Kosmos comes with hekate.bin and other files needed to boot into atmosphere. If hekate.bin is in root of sd card, SX OS dongle loader will show it under "custom payloads" as an option.
It‘s more like the people who don’t want to pay for anything and don’t need the sx os features went for atmosphere. Or do you really think atmosphere is hard to set up? The only tech people are the developers of the CFWs and not the end users who think they are hackers using the stuff from developers.Better: The tech-savvy people want atmo and people who don't care or don't want to understand went for SX OS (which is a minority no matter what you wish).
It might not be true, but it is one of TX's main selling points nonetheless.Or do you really think atmosphere is hard to set up?
Couldn't agree more. Technically, an end user who hacks his console with the current known methods is not a hacker, he is just a hack copy/paster (sort of). Although to the outside observers, he is a hacker. That strokes his ego, I guess.The only tech people are the developers of the CFWs and not the end users who think they are hackers using the stuff from developers.
SX OS bootdongle allows launching of custom payloads. So you can just put the files for atmosphere on the SD card (hekate.bin etc.), together with SX OS boot.dat. Then you can choose at each re-boot which cfw you want to boot into. I recommend the Kosmos collection of files, although it is not yet updated to latest atmosphere. Kosmos comes with hekate.bin and other files needed to boot into atmosphere. If hekate.bin is in root of sd card, SX OS dongle loader will show it under "custom payloads" as an option.
Yeah because some people are lazy to read and think it’s safer because they can’t do something wrong. A good UI is always a reason for people to buy a product.It might not be true, but it is one of TX's main selling points nonetheless.
Their UI isn't even anything too special in my opinion, but I do see what you mean. Suckers will be suckers. At least those suckers get a few extra perks before everyone else.Yeah because some people are lazy to read and think it’s safer because they can’t do something wrong. A good UI is always a reason for people to buy a product.
He means the SX OS menu. Which you open when you go to the album.You mean the bootloader UI? Does Hekate even have a UI? Last time I checked it was a vertical text only screen, controlled via volume buttons. Not exactly what I would call user-friendly. However it works just fine.
Just buy sx os and attach the hdd to the dock or the usb c port of the switch.Let me add a question: I use atmosphere and want to launch games from a USB HD. As long as Atmosphere hasn't implemented this feature yet, I'm thinking about Sx OS. If I just buy a Sx OS license will I be able to use the "USB HD" feature or do I need something else? I already have a NS-Atmosphere payload injector.