NathanNeuroticCode · Design · Sound · Repair

Still not dead.

Old hardware still has things to do.
Here’s what I’m doing with it.

RiptOPL Coverflow running on a display with Yuramash’s community theme
Coverflow in useCapture & theme by Yuramash

RiptOPL.

My downstream Open PS2 Loader fork: part workbench, part Frankenstein. I chase bugs, wire up integrations, refine the interface, and document the bits that shouldn’t require an archaeological dig.

Interface
Coverflow and Favorites across devices.
Integration
Per-game Neutrino support.
Documentation
Setup, storage, themes, and troubleshooting.
Standing on other people’s excellent work

RiptOPL is a downstream Open PS2 Loader fork that brings together community work. Neutrino is an independent loader by rickgaiser. The photographed interface uses Yuramash’s custom theme.

POPSLoader promotional artwork with a CRT and game collection

POPSLoader

PS1 games. PS2 hardware. Nostalgia with maintenance attached. I refine the interface and handle releases for israpps’ launcher.

PS2-Servers blue network identity

PS2-Servers

Getting a PS2 and a modern network to play nice. LAN servers, a desktop interface, and an Edge version for routers.

launcHER

One job: get Ember running, then get out of its way. Derived from pcm720’s OSDMenu launcher, with my work on the handoff, APA/PFS persistence, configuration, and release packaging.

R4D-DOCS

For the “well, that went sideways” part of console tinkering. Recovery for Dummies documentation covering setup, recovery workflows, and troubleshooting.