The Citra website has been replaced with the same statement made on the Yuzu website, and the GitHub repository is now gone as well.
The Citra website has been replaced with the same statement made on the Yuzu website, and the GitHub repository is now gone as well.
I don’t think it does. My fork of it is still up. Forked Tachiyomi when it got taken down too, that’s still up as well.
Please also do an offline download.
I dunno if I can directly link it, but it’s on IA. Just search “yuzu-source_files” and you should be able to find it.
That seems like an oxymoron to me… How does that work?
As opposed to a synced cloud download.
git clone https://..../yuzu.git cd yuzu git submodule update --init --recursive tar -cvzf ../yuzu.tar.gz yuzuAnd store that on a couple of flash drives.
Don’t worry I have a codeberg mirror setup as well, and so have gazillion others. The source code ain’t going nowhere.
I also found this one for Yuzu, which captured the deleted submodules as well. There’s another one for Citra, but the submodules point to the mirrored repos under the uploader’s personal account and is missing
dynarmic.Combining the two should bring both Citra and Yuzu back to being compile-able.
Looks like someone uploaded a fork under a new name:
https://github.com/Nikilites/nuzu
Via: https://reddthat.com/post/14978571
That fork seems like a cash grab considering it already has a Patreon. The person who uploaded it wiped the commit history and missed the entire submodule graph, including the ones deleted by the Yuzu/Citra team.
Have they learned nothing from the lawsuit?