0.9 (+ Quark 0.4) - Finally back!
Pre-releaseChangelog
I know, I know, it's been a while...
General
- Simplified directory deleting logic for both Goldleaf and Quark, making everything less slower (thanks @pheki)
Goldleaf
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Introducing savedata browsing! select a game from the game manager menu, and mount it's savedata. Note that, if you forget to unmount them manually, they will be automatically unmounted when Goldleaf is exited
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Support for firmware installing, via Atmosphere's ams:su service extension!
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Now fatal crashes are avoided, and Goldleaf will just display an error message via the console's error applet, and save its own report with information about the crash/error.
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Simplified and cleaned a lot of internal code, hopefully making everything more stable
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Updated libnx and Plutonium - this implies support for previously unsupported special text (Japanese and Chinese characters, etc.) with last Plutonium
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Removed emuiibo manager - emuiibo's overlay is now the optimal and recommended manager for emuiibo
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Amiibo dumping support was updated to match emuiibo's format
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Non-lowercase file extensions (.TXT, .biN, .Nsp, etc.) are now properly supported
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Fixed resetting a title's launch version, which wasn't properly implemented on previous releases
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Now dumped firmware will be compatible with Atmosphere's Daybreak firmware tool, deprecating Choi support (as Daybreak is a better and safer alternative)
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Removed support for dumping firmware as NSP packages, as no relevent firmware tool makes use of that format
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Reboot-to-payload functionality (which can be used with .bin files) has been internally improved with Atmosphere's bpc:ams extensions
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π Random color schemes/pallets are used by default now, instead of default light/dark blue schemes
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Fixed a small bug where no personalized tickets would be detected if no common tickets were present in the console
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Introducing USB drive support, thanks to me and DarkMatterCore's new project: libusbhsfs, a library to include USB drive support in your homebrew projects!
- Both FAT (including exFAT) and NTFS filesystems are supported ;)
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Other minor code improvements or small bug fixes
Quark
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Several improvements related to various small errors
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From now on, two different builds will be compiled/released: one for Java 8 and one for Java 9 or higher, in order to avoid version issues