When we last heard from Pegasus2000, he was busy working on Nanodesktop v0.3.8 - that's the one with the super-resolution algorithm. Turns out it's getting such a huge update that the next version of Nanodesktop will skip v0.3.8 and v0.3.9, and jump directly to v0.4. Here's a bit of a teaser: it's a demo of the graphical SDK - a proof of concept of sorts, so you guys know what to expect in Nanodesktop v0.4.

Download: Nanodesktop GraphDemo01 rev. B
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It seems things have slowed down in the PSP homebrew scene this week, but that doesn't mean we didn't get to see any new apps and games. The games side was overshadowed by app releases during the past week so I'm just gonna scrunch them together into one list full of homebrew goodness. List up ahead!

Pegasus2000, the dev behind the Nanodesktop SDK, has some good news for Sony PSP owners. According to his post on the QJ.NET PSP Development forum, they've managed to run a super-resolution algorithm using the latest Nanodesktop.


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Pegasus2000 has released a new version of Nanodesktop, the popular SDK for homebrew devs. This version has several bug fixes as well as three important new features, including support for Python and the PSP serial port. Details after the link.

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PSP homebrew dev pegasus2000 has released the core CFW0005 version of Nanodesktop Blind Assistant that we previewed a while back. Blind Assistant is a homebrew app that aims to help vision-impaired people by using a relatively simple commercial device like the Sony PSP.

Download: Nanodesktop Blind Assistant CW0005 (official dl site)
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Let's kick off today with a release for PSP homebrew devs. This one is the latest release of Nanodesktop from pegasus2000. The SDK has a lot of new changes, including added support for Linux, a new guide, new VOIP libraries and a lot of other things that just goes over my non-dev brain, so check out the complete changelog in the full article.

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Let's step back from all the CFW drama for a while and check in on what's happening with pegasus2000's Nanodesktop Blind Assistant, a homebrew app that helps disabled people - namely the blind.

Homebrew dev pegasus2000 has dropped by our forums to release the Nanodesktop Virtual Machine, which creates a virtual machine for the program that contains the entire environment. Details in the full article. You can visit our forums for the download link.

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Homebrew developer pegasus2000 has released Nanodesktop SDK 0.3.5, a new version of Nanodesktop geared solely for developers. According to the dev, some features are still disabled but 99 percent of the program is working. This release works on both Win32 and Linux Ubuntu.


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Homebrew developer pegasus2000 has released a proof of concept demo for what could become a nice complement to his Nanodesktop Blind Assistant homebrew: Nanodesktop ndOpenCV CamShift, a face tracking PSP app based on the CamShift face tracking algorithm in Intel's OpenCV library.

Download: Nanodesktop ndOpenCV CamShift Demo
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