Nro2Nsp VS libnx

Not sure if this still works but this is what I used to use all the time! https://github.com/Root-MtX/Nro2Nsp

yes using an nro to nsp forwader i have done it to my retroarch and 3ds games like oot and mm and link between worlds https://github.com/Root-MtX/Nro2Nsp/wiki

I actually had the same question when seeing this, so I did some research and found nro2nsp, which on top of letting you put homebrew on the main screen also lets you put roms there too.

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why would you give up retro arch? if you cant be bothered going through and loading the core and content you can use https://github.com/Root-MtX/Nro2Nsp to make the extenstion of the rom into NSP so you can launch your favourite roms from the home screen, watch a tutorial on it. you will need keys.txt to use NRO2NSP

Yeah I am still on FW 11.0 as I have Atmos SXOS Ubuntu and Android on my sd card and still wanted SXOS to work still.havent had any issue updating atmosphere on slightly older FW in the past so I though as the sigpatches were updated it would be safe enough.my forwarders still work on SXOS still work and that doesn’t need sigpatches as you already know so I assumed it is down to either Atmos or the sigpatches.hopefully MtX will update Nro2Nsp but it hasn’t been worked on or updated in a very long time!i can hope though lol

You will need keys for Nro2Nsp if you are using SXOS any key you find on internet will work.

You can make shortcuts to any .nro application or any retroarch rom using nro2nsp https://github.com/Root-MtX/Nro2Nsp

Its just an app that automatically launches a nro homebrew, the icon and name are fully customisable. https://github.com/Root-MtX/Nro2Nsp

The SDK used by most, if not all switch developers, is libnx. As a Rust enthusiast, I wanted the core logic in Rust so I just built the display in C/C++ which the switch library is written in.

Could you publish all of the source code that you wrote, but leave out Unity source code and plugin source code, while also linking to where people can get the proprietary engine/plugins? That way, when someone eventually makes a Unity-compatible engine, someone could re-implement all the plugins and release a full source version. I think this is what rRootage Reloaded did, publishing the code of the game logic but not any Nintendo SDK stuff (A libre replacement Switch SDK exists (libnx, I think), and I've considered modifying rRoortage Reloaded to work with that, but I haven't gotten around to it (plus I don't really know what I'm doing lol).).

If somebody interested in homebrew development for Nintendo Switch - take a look at libnx and switchbrew wiki

https://github.com/switchbrew/libnx (SDK for writing homebrew applications)

If you need a proof: https://github.com/switchbrew/libnx/issues/161#issuecomment-473910049