Ninoh-FOX escribió:Bueno, pues hasta aqui hemos llegado con este cfw, el creador dice que se retira de la scene. (en su hilo oficial en gbatemp).
Bueno, deberías haber puesto fuente, me ha costado lo suyo, pero lo he encontrado:
http://gbatemp.net/threads/release-ntr- ... re.385142/En resumen, NTR 3.3 estará descontinuado oficialmente, pero Cell9 empezará con un nuevo proyecto, que funcionará en 11.0 o inferior (no recomienda actualizar más allá) y que además, usará alguna de las características de NTR como vídeo-streaming.
A su vez, indica que el nuevo proyecto estará en .3DSX, por lo que cargará desde Homebrew Launcher y sin necesidad de un downgradeo, solo de un hax.
¡A ver que sale de todo esto!
Cell9 escribió:NTR CFW was discontinued in public.
A new project will be started for migrating some of the features of NTR CFW (for example, video streaming) to a standalone 3dsx homebrew app, which does not requires downgrading or installing CFWs.
If you are interested in the new project, do not update to 11.0.
From what I have seen, a closed-source CFW has the power to split the whole scene. It will start endless debates on varied topics. (If your are not agree with me from this point, you may read this thread starting at page 118 and you will draw the same conclusion with me.)
However releasing the source is not the almighty solution for this problem to solve that and could probably lead to a situation that I never want to see.
The objective for starting a CFW for me is to make general game players/homebrew developers could enjoy playing games/making homebrews in a better way. However, actually itself is splitting up people in this scene with countless issues like open-sourcing, piracy, online-cheating, etc. I think it is my fault for starting such a project and it is the time to stop it from public.
However, I still wish general game players could have fun with some of the NTR's features, so I have decided to start a new project and migrate features starting with video streaming to it.
Being different from a CFW that tries to manage everything inside the console, the new project will rather be an simple app in 3dsx format which could directly launch on homebrew launcher without downgrading and setting-up CFWs.
From the fact people may argue about open-source and proprietary operating systems, but most of them seldom cares about the apps in their phones are open-sourced or not, I think a homebrew app should be more acceptable for most general game players.
Since the new project may lack the features for developers like real-time debugging, the developer edition of NTR CFW will still be maintained and shared between verified developers.