GitLab confirms it’s removed Suyu, a fork of Nintendo Switch emulator Yuzu
GitLab confirms it’s removed Suyu, a fork of Nintendo Switch emulator Yuzu
by razorbeamz
7 Comments
lementheloser
In any case, it was never going to be significant.
Even after changing all occurrences of “yuzu” to “suyu,” it took them more than two weeks to get it to even build.
As far as I can tell, this is also the fork that attempted to modify the project’s license but then changed it after being properly criticized for it.
Siendra
Every time someone made a hydra analogy or whatever about taking down Yuzu this is exactly what I thought of. This is what Nintendo wanted. A bunch of forks and reuploads of varying veracity and competency fracturing the support base and users trust.
The Streisand effect cuts two ways. Anyone aware of Switch emulation is also now aware of this clown show.
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evenman27
Suyu is a great name lol
OllyOllyOxenBitch
No greater tool than shutting the fuck up and moving in silence. Seriously.
Flygsand
I don’t think these public code hosting sites will want to have anything to do with Yuzu forks. Development will have to go private.
Sufficient-Yoghurt46
“Don’t worry guys we’re just gonna roll over an– oh”
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In any case, it was never going to be significant.
Even after changing all occurrences of “yuzu” to “suyu,” it took them more than two weeks to get it to even build.
As far as I can tell, this is also the fork that attempted to modify the project’s license but then changed it after being properly criticized for it.
Every time someone made a hydra analogy or whatever about taking down Yuzu this is exactly what I thought of. This is what Nintendo wanted. A bunch of forks and reuploads of varying veracity and competency fracturing the support base and users trust.
The Streisand effect cuts two ways. Anyone aware of Switch emulation is also now aware of this clown show.
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Suyu is a great name lol
No greater tool than shutting the fuck up and moving in silence. Seriously.
I don’t think these public code hosting sites will want to have anything to do with Yuzu forks. Development will have to go private.
“Don’t worry guys we’re just gonna roll over an– oh”