@fiore the only way to homebrew a switch lite seems to be via a modchip, a software exploit hasn't been found so you'd need to get it sent off to someone (or do it yourself if you're experienced) to get it soldered on. after that you can load "backups" onto it
@kopper hmm i'll have a look then, if not then i can get the desire effect by just doing the entire box as an svg but it would be nice to do in HTML/CSS
i wonder if there's a css way to make a "transparent border" around an image, like an border that will make elements that cover it invisible and shows you the background under it
my website design idea might have been too ambitious and ive already sort of quit before making any real development towards it because i don't have some of the skills that i need to make it, so i think its back to the drawing board.
also i just saw a really nice site that sort of inspired me.
@halva i would say another sign of the change of management is that they're just doing a second console that's the same but better, like they've done hardware revisions before (like the New Nintendo 3DS) but this is like a completely new console, it's not an extension of the previous with a few exclusives. they found something that worked and they're gonna do it again.
@halva its interesting to see i think the switch was the last bastion of "Lateral thinking with withered technology" and the CEO after Iwata sort of realised that even though nintendo Could rely on their first party support and people will buy their games, third party support of popular games will make them more money.
It's also in other things, like I don't think Satoru Iwata would have been involved in anything to do with the mobile nintendo games
@halva and i assume that it'll be slightly better than the deck too because they can optimise and hone in on the hardware rather than "lets just use proton and maybe put a preset for steam decks"
