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Clarify READme
I've updated the README to include information about how additional firmware versions can be supported through pull requests. I've also clarified that 'FW' stands for 'Firmware' throughout the documentation for better understanding. This change aims to improve clarity and encourage collaboration from the community. Thank you for considering my contribution!
No need for the FW clarification though. I think everybody knows that who understands a bit of software-side, especially in Github
Change the "pull request" to PR and probably remove the note too, if needed
haha believe me, no everyone knows what FW stands for
I understand, but I think reading from the README. End-users and developers understand why they go to this repository, and what type of steps they need to do. Otherwise, if they don't, this repository isn't designed for them.
Like, they know they want to see the exploit and see if it's compatible by their version of PS4. I think they understand how they check that right?
haha believe me, no everyone knows what FW stands for
I understand, but I think reading from the README. End-users and developers understand why they go to this repository, and what type of steps they need to do. Otherwise, if they don't, this repository isn't designed for them.
Like, they know they want to see the exploit and see if it's compatible by their version of PS4. I think they understand how they check that right?
I appreciate your perspective, and I understand that the primary audience for this repository is likely to be developers and enthusiasts familiar with firmware and software terminology. However, considering that the README serves as the first point of contact for users, including those who might be less experienced, providing clear explanations can enhance accessibility and usability for all potential users. Clarifying the meaning of 'FW' as 'Firmware' not only aids those who may not be as familiar with the term but also demonstrates a commitment to inclusivity and user-friendliness. Ultimately, the goal is to make the repository as accessible and helpful as possible to a wide range of users. Thank you for considering this perspective.
haha believe me, no everyone knows what FW stands for
I understand, but I think reading from the README. End-users and developers understand why they go to this repository, and what type of steps they need to do. Otherwise, if they don't, this repository isn't designed for them. Like, they know they want to see the exploit and see if it's compatible by their version of PS4. I think they understand how they check that right?
I appreciate your perspective, and I understand that the primary audience for this repository is likely to be developers and enthusiasts familiar with firmware and software terminology. However, considering that the README serves as the first point of contact for users, including those who might be less experienced, providing clear explanations can enhance accessibility and usability for all potential users. Clarifying the meaning of 'FW' as 'Firmware' not only aids those who may not be as familiar with the term but also demonstrates a commitment to inclusivity and user-friendliness. Ultimately, the goal is to make the repository as accessible and helpful as possible to a wide range of users. Thank you for considering this perspective.
Very good point actually. Surely that the terminology will serve some idea for some people who wants to understand how exploit works in the first place from this source code.
But for the general population, that user-friendliness you mentioned will actually go to the established homebrew such as GoldHEN (as it will be released shortly for end-users). However when it comes to these homebrews in general, some users may need an understanding of terminology from source code or homebrew: including FW, userland, pwned, etc.
Overall, you can brainstorm more on how you can add more inclusivity for beginner developers, or people who want to experiment. This makes people read more into instructions and provide a friendly environment on how they read it too. (see more in Arch Linux wikis)
Anyone who doesn't understand what FW or PR is shouldnt be making pull requests anyways
Lol, I never said I didn't understand what it is. I made my point on the messages from before, but thanks anyway
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Anyone who doesn't understand what FW or PR is shouldnt be making pull requests anyways
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Alright haha since you said PR are welcome I was just trying to make the readme more understandable and friendly since thats what it is used for.
El vie, 3 de may. de 2024 1:09 a. m., Andy Nguyen @.***> escribió:
I didn't say you wouldn't understand duh..
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PRs for new firmware supports. That only developers are able to do anyways.
True true
El vie, 3 de may. de 2024 1:25 a. m., Andy Nguyen @.***> escribió:
PRs for new firmware supports. That only developers are able to do anyways.
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