Hhopefully diff updates will be available later this year 
©Yea they really need diff updates 
ZAmazing, sunshine now works
ZSo last question from me is then, how do I make it give the tv 16:9 output instead of 16:10 which is Lego native
Hnot something i played with, but i think you either set it in moonlight or you can configure the resolution in sunshine https://localhost:47990/ <-- on the legion go directly
you can replace
you can replace
localhost with the ip of the legion go if you want to change it remotelyZYeah, I have no idea what to do
ZI am in the sunshine config space but I am confused
Jhooray
Jnuzu is dead
ZYooo Jan is my name
ZHow did nuzu die tho
ZI don't get why they're bending the knee to Nintendo, what they're doing is actually legal
Awe'll have to wait for buzu now
AholoISO 2.0?
ZAlright, I've gotten this far, but it needs a undo command line in order to apply the do command line, I don't know what to put there, I've been using the example pdf provided by the sunshine team.
Aimportant development
Z
Adont use randr
Aunless someone told you to
ZI am just trying to get a 16:9 picture when streaming to the tv
Asuyu looks like it has some dev effort behind it
ZThe Lego is 16:10
Ayou want to change what? gamescope resolution or kde?
ZI want that when I activate the stream from moonlight that the feed gets converted to 16:9, like steam link does.
ZSo I get a whole picture on my tv instead of black bars
Jcause it was a dead-end project
Jsame with suzu or whatever its called
Jthey are forks for the sake of being a fork with no development power behind it
ZAaah
Jthe first thing someone should do when forking yuzu is remove any pre-baked keys from it and require the user to supply their own
Jthen rip out any prior telemetry
Asuyu has around 30-50 commits from 2-3 devs
Athat was the case with the original yuzu
Anever had any keys in it
Athe case nintendo made was that even without the keys, having the mechanism to use them is bad enough
Jmost of the commits on suyu are fluff and completely disorganized
Jthey had a general key in it that made it possible to install titles that didn't require device specific decryption
Anot mentioned in the lawsuit as far as i know
Jeither way
Jsuyu is not worth taking seriously
Jthe first thing they did was violate the GPLv3
ZThey didn't switch games aren't encrypted like WiiU
Awhy, it is gpl still
Jnow it is
ZTrue
Jthey switched to MIT without consulting anyone
Jand only after someone pointed it out that this was HIGHLY illegal they switched it back
Aman you know talk is cheap, they arent laywers
ZWeren't*
Aprobably didnt know the difference
