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- I'll start by exploring the repository structure to understand the current state of this OS project designed to run Switch games. This will help me understand what's already implemented and what needs to be migrated from the mentioned codebases. - This appears to be an Arch Linux-based ISO build system (archiso) for creating a custom OS. I can see it has the typical structure with airootfs (root filesystem), bootloader configs, and package lists. Let me examine the key files to understand the current setup. - I can see this is suyuOS, an OS dedicated to Nintendo Switch emulation. Let me check the building instructions and current package configuration to understand what's already set up. - The building instructions are basic and there's a typo in the command. Let me examine the package lists and profile definition to understand what software is currently included in the OS. - I can see the package list includes many emulation dependencies and gaming optimizations. However, I notice some packages that don't exist in standard Arch repos (like performance-tweaks, ffmpeg4.4). Let me check the profile definition and then start planning the migration from the mentioned codebases. - I can see the profile defines several custom scripts for suyuOS functionality. Let me examine the airootfs directory to see what's currently implemented and then create a comprehensive plan for migrating code from the mentioned repositories. - I can see there are already some custom scripts in place. Let me examine a few key ones to understand the current functionality, then create a comprehensive plan for integrating the mentioned codebases. - Analyzing the current suyuOS structure and planning the migration from the mentioned codebases. - Create a comprehensive plan to migrate code from horinux, eden, suyu, and holoiso repositories to improve suyuOS. The OS should support both native execution and emulation for Switch games, include build actions, and avoid direct Nintendo mentions. - Now I'll start implementing the plan by first fixing the package list to remove non-existent packages and then setting up the repository cloning and build system for the emulators. - I've cleaned up the package list by removing non-existent packages and updating terminology to avoid direct Nintendo mentions. Now I'll create a comprehensive build system for cloning and building the emulators from the mentioned repositories. - The build-emulators script exists but needs significant improvements. I'll enhance it to properly handle the repository cloning, add horinux kernel integration, and create a more robust build system. Let me also create a GitHub Actions workflow for automated building. - I've created a comprehensive GitHub Actions workflow for automated ISO building. Now I'll enhance the build-emulators script to better handle the repository integration and add horinux kernel support. - I've significantly enhanced the build-emulators script with repository cloning, horinux integration, holoiso optimizations, and native execution bridging. Now I'll update the launcher script to use the new native bridge and improve the documentation to avoid direct Nintendo mentions. - I've updated the launcher to integrate with the native execution bridge. Now I'll update the documentation files to remove direct Nintendo mentions and fix the building instructions. - I've successfully updated the documentation to remove direct Nintendo mentions and provide comprehensive building instructions. Now I'll create additional system integration scripts and update the profile definition to ensure the build-emulators script runs during ISO creation.

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