R-OS Super Saturn X Development Fourm

R-OS SSX JUST DROPPED! ITS NOW CALLED R-OS V!

New R-OS V update! Finally out of Public Beta!

How will you run it then? If you don’t make a decrypter, your code won’t run. You also need to re-encrypt it when you’re done. Your code also won’t run unless it’s loaded into a slot, which means I can easily pause the program and modify the code. Face it, anyone’s attempts at protecting their code from being copied are useless and only make development harder. Trust me, you’ll only be wasting your time. Also, you clearly mentioned you copied code from 3DS OS to get this to work, so why is it suddenly wrong for me to “steal” your OS and poke a little fun at it? Here, take a look at this quote from R3C0RD that you commented on earlier but perhaps you need a refresher on, censored just for you: “You um... You can't license anything on SB... Also Creative Commons licenses are not for programs: https://creativecommons.org/faq/#can-i-apply-a-creative-commons-license-to-software Please just live with the fact that people are going to copy your *ohno a baddy waddy* and not give attribution. It's annoying and it sucks, but there's nothing you can do about it. If you really care this much, learn how to write homebrew and make it closed source. Or, even better, LICENSE IT. I'm going to repeat what I said, but in bold letters and underlined: YOU CAN'T APPLY SOFTWARE LICENSES TO SMILEBASIC PROGRAMS AND YOU CANNOT PREVENT PEOPLE FROM REUSING YOUR CODE WITHOUT ATTRIBUTION. Thank you for understanding, and hopefully other people will read this too.”

I know a way to encrypt your code. Save a dat file with all the array variables equal to a number for each code. Then make a small program to run a code for each array variable. If you use goto or gosub or def, it might not work so well.

I know a way to encrypt your code. Save a dat file with all the array variables equal to a number for each code. Then make a small program to run a code for each array variable. If you use goto or gosub or def, it might not work so well.

> implying people cant reverse engineer that

I know a way to encrypt your code. Save a dat file with all the array variables equal to a number for each code. Then make a small program to run a code for each array variable. If you use goto or gosub or def, it might not work so well.

> implying people cant reverse engineer that

Who would copy your code anyway without giving credit, besides that one annoying guy who copied alpha-os-x?

I know a way to encrypt your code. Save a dat file with all the array variables equal to a number for each code. Then make a small program to run a code for each array variable. If you use goto or gosub or def, it might not work so well.

> implying people cant reverse engineer that

Who would copy your code anyway without giving credit, besides that one annoying guy who copied alpha-os-x?

Yeah. _{It’s not like anyone would want to use it anyway.}