i want to share this with my UBports community
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so i dont really like github or gitlab also im making stuff for ubuntu touch and i still have not managed to upload a single thing to the open store ...i know im terrible ..however i did my own thing and setup something called UT_hub its my own personal thing for ubuntu touch projects i just started massively uploading alot of things im working on there also its not really "open to the public" however im willing to share ....most everything there is broken or in a state of development so dont get like super excited yet also you are welcome to use it but come august ill need to either update it or do something else as the web domain i plan on using for my linux distro ...well anyways this may want to be moved to app? idk ....im just always like ...yep im doing a thing and leave nobody anyway to get in on it https://pylinux.org/uthub/uthub.php#
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You can publish your apps on the Open Store if you link to the repositories it would be good I believe.
Of course I would encourage you to have the app working and be usable before publishing on the Open Store as people will rightfully expect something working.
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@AppLee yeah thats kinda my issue even if something is working i still never feel "its complete" so while some things my work other things are broken for example the nes repo should at least run as it does on my phone ...but alot of things are almost finished but needing some thing fixed like one thing holding it up for example i made a usb image burning app UT does not allow raw block device writes so i gotta figure this out as well ....but at least this way my friends can poke around
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@developerbayman
There is some neat stuff in your repos.
A question, the NES emulator, which nesjs did it come from, there are dozens online with that name.I maintain a few of the other emulator clicks on the open store, like the sega master gear emulator and helped with qvbam, so I was interested in this implementation of nesjs, it is different from the other ones I have seen.
It really needs a way to be able to hook up with content hub so the user can choose a rom to load. I was playing around with that in this click, but was wondering where the original source was from.
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@alaskalinuxuser well to be honest i dont really remember i took some demo off somewhere and add a ton of mapper support as well as massive improvements to the apu and a million other improvements ...so now its kinda its own thing it no longer resembles what it started as even a little bit like 90% change
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That's great!
Do you mind if I tinker on it a bit? Then I can upload my copy (like on gitlab) so you can see the changes? Mainly working on adding content hub so the end user can pick roms that they have stored on their phone.With that said, yours comes with alot of roms built in, but aren't there license issues with distributing those roms? For the one I was tinkering on, I dropped all the roms and put in several open source home brew roms, like D Pad Hero I & II, which are GPLv3.
I don't want to hijack your project though. Just thought I'd help out with this one, because it is interesting to me. Whatever you release is completely up to you.
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@alaskalinuxuser by all means hijack away ....as far as all the roms ....those are ALL the nes roms available i think ....um your prob right about all the legal stuff ...my reasoning is this you cant buy these games anymore ...yeah they exist but not really ...not in any logical sense past a google search i dont know a single person that copies "their own roms" .....while im all about legal purchases and upholding copyright law .....you cannot buy them anymore ....now i wouldnt do it for anything past nes for this type of project because the roms are just so small but say for example snes i got like i forget 2 gigs worth of roms? .....but even then now we are reaching the territory of commercially viable still in play games ....or remakes whatever ok i wont .......but with some old nintendo games on a shitty hobby emulator with a niche group of people in a scheme that generates zero $$$ ......its just convenient at this point ....also maybe its the neurotic aspurgers ....always having to plug in my drive unzip my files copy them over and then load and configure ......vs a drop down 36.3 megabytes of nes roms .....or am i just being a drama queen?
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i mean 30 second google search limited by the time to speedily make the search copy and paste then switch back here type this press enter .....now you gotta wade through forever getting all the roms you want which is annoying and repetitive ....https://romsfun.com/roms/
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you know that episode of rick and morty ....when rick showed morty "true level" and morty had a little break down .....thats me over this topic ....both rick and morty... https://share.google/PopMa1C049aVtyLJl
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here you dont even need to download them anymore you can play them in your browser .....im actually starting to reconsider my holding back stance only by space considerations ....i mean really ...this is my morty... https://playclassic.games/games/nes-games/
