Well, this is actually more for PSP homebrew developers than the mainstream users. See, most of the time, devs would have to create their own file browsers for their various PPS brew projects. And knowing this, maxthebest (famous for his Protect Me and Cypher Me homebrew apps) decided to release his own ExploreMe source code in hopes that it may prove useful for someone out there. In his words:
"...for any non developer, this is kind of a useless stuff, because if you run the eboot which is in the zip, you'll have a very nice file browser, but which won't do anything when you select a fle...
"So, if you do are a dev, just modify it a little, just adding the action you want to apply to the file selected, or modify it a lot, just remember to release it under gpl too, and to quote the author (myself)"
Here's a list of features of ExploreMe, as described by maxthebest:
* It has different themes you can change into the option menu
* The display is made in a "rotating way", dunno if it means what I mean, but that's basically the same idea as Art used in his xflash (but coded from scratch). So, I like it
* Other small stuff you'll discover.
The download archive contains a readme file for more information.
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