MelodyUwU

few "commands" that id like to see: ls, cd, less (better reading), uname, echo. would be nice for sure! otherwise it seems some fonts are not really terminal-like. looks good and simple right now though.

also:

  abdisaDev@chillSpot:~$ whoami
  visitor@linux_aarch64-CET

i cant, was that supposed to be a joke? hilarious lol

just realized you asked for something different, and my comment above is on the wrong subject. either way, i dont know of any big library/toolchain/sdk for the wii not from dkP, so the chances of a loader different from hbc and not based on libogc are small, sadly.

i dont know of wii homebrew but in the nds space there is BlocksDS which is not part of devkitpro, and in gba space you can get (experimental) toolchains from wf-pacman (wonderful toolchain). sadly, the nintendo homebrew space is ruled by devkitpro, and i spent some time trying to find an alternative to it, but that doesnt seem to exist right now.

i was actually looking for an answer to a similiar question, so this thread is very much useful! as of now, i looked somewhat at odin

clangd, that is the extension. a lot better than the prioprietary trash microsoft pulls onto the store. open source, too.

spoiler: i dont. i dont need to, simply. my bank can be accessed fully through the website, and that is how i use it. most services i have i use through email or some other form of interaction that does not require an app. i simply do not use these services, and thus i dont need to even have an app for them. if im lucky, it will work on waydroid, but i dont have a lot inside waydroid. so, yeah, it is easy for me as of now at least.

on contrast, I have a 32bit macbook pro on snow leopard, so none of these shiny tools can be even remotely useful to me (sapphire being arm only? yeah, that)

same here, i daily drive linux on my phone, ditched the prioprietary OSs long ago

still, nothing can replace macports for me, ever

CD-Rs are great, especially taiyo yuden

ah no, i cant actually do that, my osx is 10.6 snow leopard, would be hard to do it :) either way supporting as many versions of macos as possible is always good riddance

macos sonoma is a very high requirement...