It's not about feeling better or worse, it's about law.
I've tried mostly everything that came out until now and I recently forked out for the SX OS license solely for the convenience of it having everything integrated. I also prefer the XCI mounting on a more personal side.
Yes, it sucks that they steal some of the open source projects and the very least they could have done was to acknowledge the developers' work. But the sheer fact that they make money out of it and that its main purpose is piracy makes me think that the original developers are glad to be out of Nintendo's spotlight.
I've been following all the developments very closely and I'll gladly ditch SX OS once other CFWs reach feature parity together with ease of use.
Messing around with LayerFS, having multiple apps to achieve the results plus the time and patience needed for it makes the 25 bucks worth it in my case, even acknowledging all the gripes I have against Team Xecuter.
In the end of the day, there's a choice for everyone:
* If you aim solely for homebrew, both hekate+atmosphere bits or ReyNX are a perfect fit
* if you want to run some "backups", you have both the above options supporting NSP format with sigpatches together with a couple of helper apps
* there's LayerFS that can be a little bit troublesome at times, but works good in general for the majority of the needs
* if you want the convenience of a all-in-one package, you can afford it and can get past the "hate" or moral intricacies around TX, maybe SX OS is the right choice for you
Just my 2 cents
Peace
Reimplementing isn't illegal. Some country require the reverse engineerer and the implementer to be different person, but I think that's it.When is it about law? While you're in this hacking forum about CFW (reimplementation of licensed software with unauthorized access)? While you're illegally emulating? While you're running illegal XCIs? Installing illegal NSPs? Which part is about law brother? You seem like a person that would say "All I do is use Checkpoint" lol, yeah OK.
This isn't even a comparison. Even tho I would agree some things are completely messed up, open source license seems to be ignored by a lot of people. I don't even see why you'd put in [insert oss project] here.These are facts! Don't get me wrong, I love community projects and the devs that give us great tools and software. I'm not saying TX is better for any reason. I'm just wondering what all the consumer hate is about. When you buy a piece of tech you never condemn the manufacturer for not giving credit to the earth for producing the metal. When people share they get shafted, this is a fact. This is why copyright laws even exist. This case is no different. Go thank the FreeBSD devs for your game consoles! lol
That's what I'm saying, and why it shouldn' t have been teased as a full cfw in the first place.At the moment, ReiNX is just like Hekate + some parts of atmos. Literally no functional difference. Other than the source code and splash screen, they are the same thing for the end user.
Hekate + Atm with LayeredFS support is more complete.
Later, who knows...
That's not relevant, one thing is breaking the law privately for whatever reason (due to being poor, for example), and another thing is stealing from a community project of volunteers who make their work available with very easy to follow restrictions.
Plz don't interrupt tea time, good sir.Whats up with the hate vs ScireM? You can like him or not, but the work he is doing is quite amazing..
Nothing like this hacky ReiNX that you call "cfw" lol
Also, please stop this useless "OMG TX STOLE TEH CODE" discussion. It's everywhere. Yeah it's bad, no one cares.
Reimplementing isn't illegal. Some country require the reverse engineerer and the implementer to be different person, but I think that's it.
XCI and nsp are out of the question.
The gpl is about law.
This isn't even a comparison. Even tho I would agree some things are completely messed up, open source license seems to be ignored by a lot of people. I don't even see why you'd put in [insert oss project] here.
sorry for stupid questionCan you load custom system modules? Is every homebrew application working properly with it? No? Darn. Atmosphere has all of that plus every feature that SX OS has right now...