What tablet give controllers attached,enough power to run all the emulators without problem.. for $40?
I wanna buy several of them..
Do they make a shield in a Switch-like form factor?why this obsession with Android on the Switch? Just get a freaking Nvidia Shield if that's your goal.
Good job I'm proud of youyes 100%
did anyone else vote 100% to just fuck with this guy cus i did
It's not Ubuntu ON the Switch. It's a VirtualBox image of Ubuntu that comes with the PegaSwitch server so you don't have to spend hours setting it all up yourself. (Unless I COMPLETELY missed something...)0%? Really guys?
Given that we ALREADY have Ubuntu working, I'd say pretty high. In fact, you might even be able to make an image of Android in VirtualBox and boot it already
See my post below that one lolIt's not Ubuntu ON the Switch. It's a VirtualBox image of Ubuntu that comes with the PegaSwitch server so you don't have to spend hours setting it all up yourself. (Unless I COMPLETELY missed something...)
Is there any chance that we could get the switch firmware on other android tablets? I'd like to see improved performance on games with the better hardware.
Heard of nvidia shield? The OG one?I don't understand this fixation with Android/Linux on the Switch. There's no reason to do so outside of "cuz I can". You'd lose a huge chunk of Switch software (this includes games and online) until someone found some janky way of providing basic support. Not to mention the fact there will be improper driver support for the controllers and peripherals. I seriously don't understand.
Actually it's very likely to happen and access to the boot loader wouldn't be needed just trust zone which is attainable already on certain firmware and seemingly all firmware with the xecuter method. Running Linux on a game console is nothing new and if the history of console hacking is any indicator it will happen. As for droid it may happen as it is a Unix based operating system and already optimized for mobile hardware however that depends on interest from developers.It's not impossible, but it's unlikely to ever happen. I can understand that you'd want to only carry around one device at a time, but when you take your Switch on the go, do you leave your phone home? Doubt it.
Tx can write to the bootloader already.We have documentation on the hardware the switch is using so it's not 0% however I'd like to point out that we need a lot more access to the consoles boot-loader then we do now.
This is what I meant to point out but a mess of nothing came instead.Sigh people in this thread just thinking Download Android, press button Port to magicial device and it will suddenly work. Sure, maybe it will boot... that's a big freaking maybe, only reason why it might boot but not work later on is because of the resemblance of the Shield. Not all distros work right out of the box either, some need extra drivers etc installed to work properly on your machine, hey some still don't work stable since the drivers are a piece of junk. How the hell would the Switch work with Android if there are some custom junk? It will still need those drivers added to it somehow.
I know, it's just amazing how some people think it's just to intsall and go. There maybe even third party drivers inside that aren't so easy to rip and push in.This is what I meant to point out but a mess of nothing came instead.