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- I'll start by exploring the repository structure to understand the current codebase and then analyze what needs to be migrated from the mentioned codebases to create an OS that can run Switch games using a mix of native execution and emulation. - This appears to be an Arch Linux-based ISO build system (similar to archiso). I can see configuration files for bootloaders (GRUB, syslinux), package lists, and an airootfs directory for the root filesystem. Let me examine the key configuration files to understand the current setup. - This confirms it's suyuOS, an operating system dedicated to Nintendo Switch emulation. Let me check the building instructions and package configuration to understand the current implementation. - The build system uses archiso to create the OS. Let me examine the package lists and profile definition to understand what's currently included, then look at the airootfs structure to see the filesystem customizations. - The profile is still using generic Arch Linux branding. Let me check the package lists to see what's currently installed, then examine the airootfs directory to understand the filesystem customizations. - I can see the package list includes Plasma desktop environment, development tools, and various emulators (including dolphin-emu, ppsspp, etc.), but no Switch-specific emulation yet. Let me examine the airootfs directory to see the filesystem customizations and then create a plan for integrating the required codebases. - Now I have a good understanding of the current state. The OS has basic branding and a desktop entry for suyu, but the actual emulator and Switch-specific components aren't integrated yet. Let me create a comprehensive plan for migrating the necessary code from the mentioned repositories. - Analyzing the current state and planning the migration strategy for integrating Switch emulation capabilities - Create a comprehensive migration plan to integrate Switch emulation capabilities into suyuOS by incorporating code from Horinux (kernel patches), Eden/Suyu (emulators), and HoloISO (gaming OS features) - Now I'll start implementing the migration plan. First, I'll update the package lists to include Switch emulation dependencies and build tools, then work on integrating the emulator build process and gaming optimizations. - Good! I've added comprehensive Switch emulation dependencies. Now I'll update the profiledef.sh to properly brand the ISO as suyuOS instead of generic Arch Linux, and then create build scripts for the emulators. - Now I'll create build scripts for the Switch emulators. I'll add a directory structure for building Suyu and Eden emulators during the ISO creation process, and create the necessary build scripts. - Now I'll create a gaming launcher script that provides a unified interface for Switch games, and update the desktop entry to use the proper emulator binaries. I'll also add gaming optimizations inspired by HoloISO. - Now I'll update the desktop entry to use the new launcher and create additional desktop entries for the individual emulators. I'll also add gaming-focused system configurations inspired by HoloISO. - Now I'll create gaming-focused system configurations inspired by HoloISO, including performance optimizations, controller support, and system services for gaming. - Now I'll create kernel configuration files to integrate Horinux patches for low-level Switch app execution, and add MIME type associations for Switch game files. - Now I'll create desktop file associations for Switch game files and add a system configuration for automatic hardware detection and optimization. I'll also create a welcome script that sets up the gaming environment on first boot. - Now I'll update the file permissions in profiledef.sh to make the new scripts executable, and create a custom GRUB configuration with gaming optimizations. I'll also add a custom kernel configuration hook for Horinux integration. - I can see the GRUB configuration uses template variables. I'll update it to include gaming optimizations while preserving the archiso template structure. Let me also create a custom mkinitcpio hook for Horinux integration. - Now I'll create a custom mkinitcpio hook for Horinux integration and add a build hook that will compile the emulators during the ISO creation process. This will ensure the Switch emulators are built and available when the OS boots. - Finally, I'll create a build hook that will be executed during the ISO creation process to compile the Switch emulators and set up the gaming environment. I'll also update the hostname and create a systemd service to enable the gaming optimizations.

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