Robin Lambertz

There's one small issue. `rustc --print cfg` doesn't give the whole TargetName, only the components. It's not trivial to reconstruct the target name from the components (i586 vs i686 targets...

> Maybe when a command is executed, like the create (default) command, WARN statements with all deprecations are printed, but we add a --surpress-deprecations flag? If we go down this...

Workspaces can now have metadata: https://github.com/rust-lang/cargo/issues/8309. This is already supported by cargo-metadata too! This is a really new feature, so we might want to wait for a stable cargo version...

I would guess that you don't have libusb installed. Try installing libusb-compat via brew.

Libnx is still linked against in the MakefileNSO ([see here](https://github.com/shadowninja108/Starlight/blob/30b70405ba6e0a75e5d781e294a65a54e710991b/MakefileNSO#L55)), but AFAIK it's not necessary anymore? What's the status here?

Steam Controller supports two modes of wireless comms: Either Enhanced Shockburst (a proprietary, rather simple communication protocol by Nordic Semi) or BLE. In both cases, it ends up exposing multiple...

This can now safely be merged. The new version of npdmtool/elf2kip was published on pacman.

I am currently working on this. I don't think it'll be too hard to do, it's mostly about removing stuff like std::os::unix::OsStringExt, that don't exist on windows.

There are multiple problems with regards to implementing this. First of all, rust-fuse implements the FUSE low-level API (which assumes the existance of INodes, etc...). This low-level API is really...

That's what I'm thinking. fuse-mt (https://github.com/wfraser/fuse-mt/blob/master/src/fusemt.rs) seems to have an API that's pretty close to what we want (it converts any inodes to paths, broke up the setattr into multiple...