Of course there will be dozens of forks. But there won’t be significant development on those forks (and there may be malware added to those forks…). Which means that ryujinx today is ryujinx until the end of time, most likely.
Like… how much meaningful development has been done to all those yuzu forks everyone was frantically making?
Of course there will be dozens of forks. But there won’t be significant development on those forks (and there may be malware added to those forks…). Which means that ryujinx today is ryujinx until the end of time, most likely.
Like… how much meaningful development has been done to all those yuzu forks everyone was frantically making?