Why do we have to build it ourselves? about xboxdev HOT 3 CLOSED

This is an organization hosting many projects, not a project.
You have to be more specific.

Most projects have existing issues about lack of builds or lack of CI (which would imply building releases).
Most Python projects feature very simple install instructions too.

If you still think there's a problem, create a serious issue (no emoji funhouse, no memes - just factual and strictly technical writing) about problems in the respective repository.
For projects, questions are not valid issues unless otherwise noted in the respective README.

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Alright then. If you say so.

Why do we have to compile all this ourselves? I don't like things like that, and it angers me when there is no downloads or releases pre-compiled. I hate that. I don't have another space, time or tools to build something that interests me. I just want a quick, easy, and trusted way to get something working. I don't want to download a whole tool for one time and leave it. I want to get something that I can try, and if it's bad AHEM AHEM, then I can just delete it. I don't need to download your "cool IDE", or "Awsome cool dev tool" or something. This is the most annoying thing ever. Can we just stop with it? Please?

And with that, I'm closing this. I hate you. So much.

Goodbye.

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I'm confused about your response.
Your hate is misdirected.

I gave you a reasonable answer to your question; again:

1. We don't have time to provide builds or CI for all our tools, but we'd love to see it done.
2. Other tools don't need it and we took a considerable amount of time to make them easy to use.
3. With some tools it's not possible for us to improve distribution as it's handled by 3rd parties we rely on.

You did not even respond to what I said. I'm still not sure which project you are asking about.
Your nxdk issue was closed for reasons which were also explained and nxdk currently falls in category 3: The dependencies you need to use nxdk, can also be used to build it.

If your platform does not ship or provide those dependencies, then this is not our fault either.
Most of our tools have been tested fine on MSYS2 (which is for Windows), macOS, Ubuntu and Arch Linux.

We can't even improve the situation as you never communicated which project you attempt to use or which platform you use (I'm open to discussing binaries for TempleOS - but I have the feeling that wouldn't help you).

Also, as most of our tools are exploit or development oriented, most of them are not "I'll install and go happy go lucky" kind-of tools. You'd still have to learn how to use the Xbox kernel or our tools (which often rely on the users technical knowledge about the Xbox).

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