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- Ubuntu Bionic 3.4.0
- - Better performances in many scenarios (As always that should affect apps/games/emus/etc)
- - Significant better deep sleep. (Measured at 582 hours. 440% better).
- - Faster wake up from sleep.
- - Saved 240MB ram (fb and active file page pool, aka always used pool)
- - Memory remapping 800%-2000% speed up. Mostly used by emulators and VMs (and lot in android).
- - Some other memory optimizations, plus enabled huge ram pages
- - Faster kernel and OS boot.
- - Fixed tearing issues for NVDEC/NVENC. (video hw accel)
- - Lower latency for frame end calcs for builtin display
- - Fixed Hori pads for joycond
- - Fixed an issue where it would make railed jc to disconnect on rumble
- - Joycon/Procon rumble was improved and intensity tuned for better user experience
- - Kernel now uses the proper display panel init/deinit by checking panel id
- - Improved dock/undock script
- - Touch stays enabled now in dock mode. Users that use docks that do not cover the screen can use it as alternative input.
- - Added low ram protection. Now instead of hanging for minutes it will only stutter for seconds until oom occurs and recovers ram
- - Better seamless display on boot
- - uenv.txt changed, read uenv_readme.txt. It's simple to transfer over custom settings.
- - Reboot action can now be defined in new uenv.txt. Reboot back into Linux by changing `reboot_action=` from `bootloader` to `via-payload`.
- Apps Changes:
- - Full video HW decoding via new SMPV Player app (also supports youtube links)
- - Full video HW encoding via ffmpeg-l4t
- - Added L4T-Megascript app
- You can get or build various essential stuff, apps or emulators with a single click. All configured and optimized for Switch.
- - Nvpmodel was updated to include Battery charging protection limits options
- Useful when you are constantly docked and want to protect battery's life.
- Limit gets saved and applied on boot.
- Reminder that discharging can't happen when plugged in. Even when charging is off, usb power is used to supplement system.
- So you need to discharge first if you want the battery % to go inside the limit.
- That also disables charging in sleep in order for the feature to work.
- If you reboot/shutdown, it gets disabled and re-enabled at the next L4T boot.
- As always the source is public and all L4T based projects for Switch will benefit (L4T linux distros/Lakka/Android)
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