Controls: SNES and PlayStation games, and the DISC screen
Shelf: carts dive into the handheld, the screen turns on like a TV; the system pill
Save states only save and load; About lists the build; the link screen's ROLE and MODE Goes with the 8/16-bit sweep (feat/pixel-sweep). - Controls: the save state switcher loses Y (delete) and X (undo): it loads the save shown, and B goes back to the game. - Settings: About is no longer the handheld's label. It lists omega-zero's version and build, its author, the handheld and its battery, and the credits. - Link Play: the link screen's LINK panel sets ROLE (HOST or JOIN) with Left and Right and MODE (CABLE or WIRELESS) with SELECT where the game can; A links and B cancels while it looks for the other player.
Network and Bluetooth look for what is in reach only when X is pressed The wiki still said the networks appear by themselves after a few seconds. Since the menus landed, Network lists the network joined and the saved ones, Bluetooth the devices paired, and X looks for the others once each time (X SCAN on the bar).
Wi-Fi, Network Time and SSH are ON or OFF, and Y opens each one's panel SSH's INFO is gone. Each of NETWORK's three rows is a switch, and Y on it opens its panel: Wi-Fi's network, signal, address, name and MAC; Network Time's status, date, time and zone; SSH's login, as before.
Bluetooth in Settings, and Settings comes in from the right while CONTROLS comes in from the left
SSH on, off or INFO and root's random password; CONTROLS slides the other way; the bar's empty middle
Theme is what Background was, and picks the bottom bar's font, Bold or Thin
SELECT's panel is CONTROLS, the same 8 letters as SETTINGS
The new menus: Settings on START, QUICKMENU on SELECT, Network and SSH, Labels in Settings A Settings page for its two panels and the bottom bar. Controls gains SELECT's QUICKMENU, SELECT + Y and the keys in the menus. Networking follows the Network window and the SSH panel; Cart Labels and the rest point at Settings > Labels, Network and Background, whose colour the menus now take. Building from Source covers flow.html, the storybook and the Rust kit's pixel tests.