c2c VS smashremix

I think that's unfinished actually; https://github.com/ughman/c2c

Before this there was already a Crash 2 mini-decompilation which still needs an Emu to run, but weren't explored more.

This is actually a technique I've seen used in the past for other games. For example a Crash Bandicoot 2 reverse engineering project does something pretty similar: https://github.com/ughman/c2c

Have at it https://github.com/JSsixtyfour/smashremix

You probably know about this already, but in the off chance you don't, there is a mod for smash 64 that adds a bunch of neat stuff called Smash Remix. I know it's not a decompilation, but it's a fun time to say the least.

We have a Discord server for general remix and modding discussion. And the source code of public release is available on GitHub as well if you're interested.

Check out their special note for OSX users here: https://github.com/JSsixtyfour/smashremix/releases

Technically you can play with any as long as the person you’re playing with has the most recent version but here’s the current: https://github.com/JSsixtyfour/smashremix/releases

The project's GitHub

Download link here

(I'm running Pop_os) So I was interested in trying out the "Smash Remix" rom hack of Super smash bros 64: https://github.com/JSsixtyfour/smashremix/releases , I extract the folder, where I find "linux-drag-here.desktop" file and I drag and drop my Smash 64 rom on it, nothing happens. So is it done differently on linux and the instructions to make it work are flawed? Or what's the state of rom hacks on linux in general? Maybe the situation is that most hacks can't be applied to a rom on linux?