Eden v0.0.3

Eden v0.0.3 is released. Eden is the world's most popular open-source Nintendo Switch emulator, forked from the Yuzu emulator — started by former Citron developer Camille LaVey and the Eden team. It is written in C++ with portability in mind, and we actively maintain builds for Windows, Linux and Android.

Eden Changelog:
GPU driver download from EmuReady (Producdevity)
Updated defaults and clarified description for Extended Dynamic State (Pavel, MaranBr)
Added separate DMA precision level option (MaranBr, crueter)
Notably, higher precision levels can enable games like Ender Magnolia to run on Normal GPU accuracy.
Incremental Vulkan improvements (Wildcard, JPikachu, MaranBr)
Improved stencil handling
Improved master semaphore submits
Fix VertexInput handling
Improved memory allocations
Notably, this fixes slowdowns on Super Mario Odyssey on weaker hardware (incl. Steam Deck)
JIT improvements (lizzie)
Fix remaining MK8DX controller applet freezes (MaranBr)
Fixed controls dialog text clipping (crueter)
On Linux, the Dark theme may still clip if the controls window is forced to its minimum size.
We are still investigating this, however, deleting ~/.config/qt6ct may fix it.
Host MMU Emulation/Fastmem configuration outside of Debug (MaranBr)
Generally, this isn't needed to be changed except on some BSDs
Option to disable NCA verification (Maufeat, crueter)
This enables many new updates--including SMO 1.4.x and Pokemon S/V 4.0.0--to install and run, when they previously couldn't.
Note that many updates such as those for BotW and TotK may still not work at this time.
Removed Firmware 20+ warning on the game list (crueter)
Firmware 20+ is NOT supported at this time.
Although games may run fine with it, Eden will warn you if you attempt to run the home menu with new firmware installed.
If Eden warns you despite running earlier firmware, your firmware or keys are corrupt or pirated, and thus can't be read properly.
Initial stubs for new firmware functions (Maufeat, Pavel)
This enables some games such as Hollow Knight: Silksong to run.
Internal
Improved Solaris, OpenBSD, and FreeBSD support (Lizzie, SDK-Chan, crueter)
Improved OpenSSL/SDL2 bundled package fetching (crueter)
CMake dependency prefetching (crueter)
The dependency resolution system was rewritten to take in JSON files (cpmfile.json), where a script can be run to fetch dependencies before configure time.
Notably, this re-enables NixOS builds, and some other distributions with network sandboxes may see benefits from this.
Fix compilation on clang (Lizzie)
Small compliance/performance improvements with fmt, ankerl, libstdc++, and more (Lizzie)
Finalized AllocObjSetCtx (SDK-Chan)

Download: Eden v0.0.3 x64
Download: Eden v0.0.3 Android

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