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Concerning open source projects I like what Bilal fakouhri did for his crop mood project. Ask for contributions and only release the build/code once he reached his funding goal But agreed with you Andrew, there's way too much entitlement these days -
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By Andrew - EOSHD · Posted
I expect you still need the private keys to break encryption so they run without the Switch's ROM's encoder/decryption service. This is nothing like how Magic Lantern worked. You should be grateful there are people willing to take that risk. And at least they make the effort to understand the legal side, unlike the armchair internet experts. Yes I agree, how dare they run a business in communist camera town. ---- The same people whinging about an indie dev selling a genuinely amazing tool for $5 are the ones who happily pay Adobe $50 per month on a subscription, the monster which their dumb attitude towards software licenses created in the first place. I have never seen such an entitled generation of users in my life when it comes to software. Every smartphone app is now freemium junk, that relies on gating features behind a subscription because nobody wants to pay the $5 one off up front. Open source and free is the fastest way to find the bottom of the software quality barrel. If you can't pay the devs, yet expect them to answer customer support requests 100 times a day, how do you expect them to keep grinding at the millstone and updating the project? Why do you think so much of the open source stuff gets abandoned by the main devs? Even Magic Lantern at one point too? I just think the whole attitude is fucking stupid to be honest. -
You are right about emulators and keys, however you don’t need emulators to play Switch or Switch 2 games on Mac anymore. They run natively using NXNative. It’s now the same as opening FCP or any other Mac app. I understand hard work should be rewarded, but I’m also of the opinion that putting a price tag on a hack will attract legal attention. Whether that’s a legitimate legal claim is besides the point, it’ll be expensive to test and to prove. On top of that, there’s also audience expectations to manage. Being able to use a hack for free and then the dev suddenly asking for some money doesn’t leave a nice taste.
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