Oh yeah? What’s the key files for then?

And that’s exactly what they did to Yuzu and they settled, nobody wants to test it.

Yeah, it’s why Nintendo got Yuzu through DRM circumvention since games are encrypted, if Ryujinx didn’t comply they would’ve just done the same.

They served it to github and github removed it, it’s that simple.

But you can serve it to any public git and they will serve it to you.

Nintendo is not as stupid as you guys think, Yuzu forks that actually got some development like sudachi got targeted shortly after and was dmca’d too, nobody wants to work on something that’s going to get claimed in 3 months.

What are you even talking about, I was on their discord when I saw this and saw no links to a new version.

from the article:

I am well aware of how licenses work. That’s why I changed, to make it very clear and a deterrent due to certain parties violating the old license, by not attributing and stripping my copyright. Packagers being collateral damage was a beneficial side-effect, considering they don’t clearly mark their versions as modified (also a GPL requirement), break functionality, and expect upstream to provide support.

What’s so bad about not permitting commercial uses?

The self updater wasn’t identifying the new version, had to see it here and download directly from GitHub

Gadgetbridge, an app to use your smartwatch without the proprietary brand one.

Jellyfin