Homebrew RELEASE Tinleaf Installer - A No-Bullshit-No-Bullshit NSP/NSZ/XCI/XCZ Installer

[bazamuffin]

Sorry about that, Im Overtired and figured it out, lol

Was just about to reply as well. Glad you sorted it

 

[Dothackjhe]

Pretty amazed at how this app is no longer getting an update since 2021, yet still remains relevant to this day. It pretty much survived many major updates from Nintendo, with no issues. I still use this as my main app for installing NSP/XCIs while offline.

 

[PRAGMA]

Pretty amazed at how this app is no longer getting an update since 2021, yet still remains relevant to this day. It pretty much survived many major updates from Nintendo, with no issues. I still use this as my main app for installing NSP/XCIs while offline.

DBI beats it in pretty much all ways.

 

[Dothackjhe]

DBI beats it in pretty much all ways.

I've tried DBI. But it felt slow to me, I'm not sure.

 

[PRAGMA]

I've tried DBI. But it felt slow to me, I'm not sure.

Make sure you use Title Takeover (Hold R and open a game) or use a Forwarder e.t.c. Otherwise, it cant use full RAM and installs will be slow or fail entirely. (Blue background == applet low ram mode, Black background == full ram).

 

[Dothackjhe]

Make sure you use Title Takeover (Hold R and open a game) or use a Forwarder e.t.c. Otherwise, it cant use full RAM and installs will be slow or fail entirely. (Blue background == applet low ram mode, Black background == full ram).

I do that to all the homebrew I run, including DBI, actually.

So, maybe, DBI may not be technically installing software slowly per se. But how it is visually represented kind of gives that feeling. This is highly subjective to me, though.