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NXPress 1.7.11
Improvements
- Combine: Add cover art icon on each dump folder without an icon of its own. The image chosen (JPG, PNG, WebP or BMP) goes into its NUP at 256×256 instead of the one of titledb, which knows few Switch 2 games
-Vtells when the CNMT of an NSP or NSZ lists a content the file does not hold, which installers such as Sphaira do not find;--rebuildpairs it with the NCA of its type. Thanks to lightwo (GBAtemp) for reporting it- macOS: NXPress now comes as a disk image (
.dmg) instead of a.pkg: open it and drag NXPress to Applications. It runs no script. Thanks to NikoMuffin for the idea (#112)
Downloads
| System | File |
|---|---|
| Windows, installer (recommended) | nxpress-1.7.11-windows-x64-setup.exe |
| Windows, the program on its own | nxpress.exe |
| Windows, portable (all in its folder, for a USB stick) | nxpress-1.7.11-windows-x64-portable.zip |
| macOS with Apple silicon (M1 or newer), disk image (recommended) | nxpress-1.7.11-macos-apple-silicon.dmg |
| macOS with Intel chip, disk image (recommended) | nxpress-1.7.11-macos-intel.dmg |
| macOS with Apple silicon, the app | nxpress-1.7.11-macos-apple-silicon.tar.gz |
| macOS with Intel chip, the app | nxpress-1.7.11-macos-intel.tar.gz |
| Linux, PC | nxpress-1.7.11-linux-x64.tar.gz |
| Linux on ARM 64-bit | nxpress-1.7.11-linux-arm64.tar.gz |
The installer of Windows puts NXPress in your user folder (no administrator needed), with its shortcuts and the options of its Settings, and adds it to Installed apps, where it is uninstalled.
On macOS, open the .dmg and drag NXPress to Applications: it runs no script and installs nothing else. To uninstall it, move it to the Trash. If you installed it with the .pkg of an earlier version, drag it to the same Applications folder to replace it (or remove the old one with Uninstall NXPress first).
Open it with no arguments for the window, or give it options for the command line (nxpress --help). It needs your own prod.keys: next to NXPress, in ~/.switch, or chosen in the window.
On macOS the app is not notarized: the first time, open it with right click, Open (or allow it in System Settings, Privacy & Security).
On Linux it needs GTK 3 and WebKitGTK 4.1, which most desktops have; unpack it and run install.sh to put NXPress in the menu of applications with its icon.
SHA256SUMS.txt has the checksums of the files, and gh attestation verify <file> -R DeLFuS77/NXPress proves a file was built here. SHA256SUMS.txt.minisig is their signature with the key of NXPress (minisign), which NXPress checks before it installs a new version.