Yes there are other shells aside from the iRShell. It was still in its infant stage back then, but Cpasjuste's MyPSPShell already showed a whole lot of promise. One of its notable features is its ability to stream all homebrew using TyRaNiD's PSPLINK with ease. Whether, it will dethrone the iRShell as the "it" shell, only time can tell.
He's made the announcement way back in July, but it's only now that he has released v1.0. Here's what he's been up to.
Changelog:
There is a lot of improvements to do, but I'm working on so many things on it and have so much ideas that it take lot of time. One of the last things I've added is the basic online homebrews/games install, that download 7z'ipped games via HTTP then install them. Users can make their own online homebrews download site by doing this:
* Make a directory named "games" on your website.
* Put a file named "games_weblist.txt" in this directory.
* In this file, list the homebrew archives name's line by line, eg : IrShell.7z
Archives must be in 7zip format and compressed like this :
Archive : xxx.7z
Format de l'archive : 7z
Niveau de compression : Normal
Type de compression : LZMA
Taille du dictionnaire : 64 KB
Taille des mots : 32
Creer une archive solide : off
Parametres : f=off
He forewarns that there could still be a lot of bugs present in this release, so for the meantime, just post any bugs that you've encountered on the comment section. Once his schedule at school clears up, we're pretty sure he'll address your concerns in no time.
Meanwhile, grab MyPSPShell through the download link at the end of this article, to experience a different kind of shell.
Like it? Share with your friends!
If you got an error while installing Themes, Software or Games, please, read FAQ.
Similar Software:
Cypher-Me Cypher-Me
Homebrew developer MaxtheBest sent QJ.NET an email informing us about the release of a new iR Shell plugin known as Cypher-Me.
This is the second public release of the program which is currently on version 0.2 B. In a nut shell, Cypher-Me enables users to directly encrypt the file highlighted in iR Shell's file browser
PSP-OSS Demo Video PSP-OSS Demo Video
This is the demo video of PSP-OSS (PSP-Open Source Shell, http://psp-oss.com) being used on a PSP
OoblikXMB OoblikXMB
This a XMB replacement project for the PSP. Currently there are not many functions.
This is only a preview so don't expect much of it.
Currenty Only Tested on PSP Slim 4.01 M33-2
So far everything is visually customizable. Check Config.cfg and Skin.cfg in the
Skins/Default folder for more information.
Changelog:
v0
XMBShell XMBShell
Entry NEO Compo
Release v1.00:
Quote:
* Simple installer
* 2D text scroll function
* IntraFont and SCE dialogs
* Excellent graphics
* ICON0.PNG and PIC1
pokemini pokemini
Homebrew coder justburner has released a new version of pokemini, a portable Pokemon mini emulator built for the PSP
iR Shell iR Shell
Homebrew developer AhMan is at it again to beef up your Sony PlayStation Portable. Not long after the release of iR Shell v3.8, AhMan tracked down common bugs and came up with a quick fix. This version 3.81 clears up incompatibility issues and removes several bugs
JPCSP JPCSP
The JPCSP Team has updated their Java-based PlayStation Portable emulator project for PC, bumping it up to revision 2304.
Changelog:
Improved sceAudioOutputBlocking with pvoid_buf==0: wait only for the drain of the current channel data, do not further wait if another thread is also sending audio data to the same channel
XT1-OS XT1-OS
Well, for some reason, people just can't get enough of shells. And there's so many options available. Well, you guys can add one more today. Devun_06 from our forums has just added to the growing list of shells. This one's called XT1-OS or XT1-Operating Shell. And it's got features by the bucketloads.
The GUI is nice, along with MP3 playback and skins
DaedalusX64 SVN r712 DaedalusX64 SVN r712
Revision 712 of the ever-improving Nintendo 64 emulator project for the PlayStation Portable is now out folks
Lua OS Lua OS
Lua OS v1.0. This shell, written in the Lua scripting language, is designed to act as a new way to browse your Lua programs. You must have Luaplayer installed to use this shell
Comments on MyPspShell 1.0:
Comments not found
If you noted an error or download link is broken, please, report it via this page or use comments.
Please, select device to check if MyPspShell 1.0 supports it
