Rebug Team needs your feedback about the inclusion of webMAN/webMAN-MOD In future CFW releases

Would you prefer the next Rebug release to include...

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bguerville

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Given the current developments on the PS3 Homebrew scene, the Rebug Team expects to release an update of its famous REX CFW in the near future. However for reasons of stability & also because some brews get updated very often, it has become apparent that including a build of webMAN-MOD de facto in the CFW may not be the best option. Still we would very much like your thoughts on the matter.
Could you please give the Rebug team your opinion about including additional plugins like webman in the future Rebug CFW release?

The poll will last 2 weeks.
Please let us all behave as responsible adults here, trying to cast multiple votes is NOT cool...
 
I vote for standard webman installed on the hdd rather than flash for easy updating or removal.
Less dramas, and an easy upgrade to webmanmod if you need its extra features.

Or maybe just have support for either built into the xmls ready for an easy user install to the hdd later, without having to touch flash?

Seriously though, The latest WebMan 1.46n and PSNpatch 2017.02B rebug combo makes the whole cfw experience feel so much more refined and powerful than it ever has. (excluding :eek::oops::cool::D icons on vanilla webman). lol

Such a great time for the PS3. Thanks to all and good luck. :)
 
I voted for no plugin. The best solution IMO would be adding it to packages just like Rebug Toolbox for those who don't need Aldos full edition and/or looking it for the internet.

Oh, and in such occasion I kindly requesting to change internal package names from "REBUG_TOOLBOX_2_02_12.pkg" to "Rebug Toolbox v2.02.12.pkg". ;)

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self_slaughter said:
excluding :eek::oops::cool::D icons on vanilla webman
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Use then Metalification theme. It's the same style as new XMBPD and much more consistent with original XMB icons.
 
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No option for both :-p jk, although it is what I would choose if the option was available, more the merrier imo, if it can be done and still retain stability.
 
Rebug firmware per si should not include any homebrew.
Nevertheless for a easier user experience, rebug toolbox may have the option to install webman (standard) downloading the last available version and installing it to the hdd.
The same could be done with a syscalls blocker. [emoji6]

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If rebug authors opt for no homebrews at all, it will also be a correct approach
 
In my opinion, I like the conventional webMAN MOD installation in the Toolbox.
I vote to add someday in the Toolbox the option to turn off or activate the app_home folder and also to have the LaunchPad included in the Toolbox,why it has been lately an Exclusive Mod for Rebug
 
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ricardo said:
why it has been lately an Exclusive Mod for Rebug
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Launchpad is available for:

  • Darknet 4.81 v1.00 Cobra v7.30
  • Ferrox 4.81 v1.00 Cobra v7.30
  • Overdrive 4.81 v4 Cobra 7.30
  • Playerpk420 4.81 v1.00 Cobra
  • Rebug 4.80.1 Cobra 7.30
  • Spy 4.81 v1.00 Cobra
  • Rebug 4.81.1 Cobra 7.31 and Rebug 4.81.2 Cobra 7.50
The only FW I never got around to making it for was Habib 4.81, I will include that in the next update. Im not supporting the other FWs anymore as it is too much time and hassle installing and testing on all the different FWs everytime there is an update. I use Rebug myself so it is easiest to support, if others want to make Launchpad for other FW it is easy enough to add.
 
DeViL303 said:
Launchpad is available for:

  • Darknet 4.81 v1.00 Cobra v7.30
  • Ferrox 4.81 v1.00 Cobra v7.30
  • Overdrive 4.81 v4 Cobra 7.30
  • Playerpk420 4.81 v1.00 Cobra
  • Rebug 4.80.1 Cobra 7.30
  • Spy 4.81 v1.00 Cobra
  • Rebug 4.81.1 Cobra 7.31 and Rebug 4.81.2 Cobra 7.50
The only FW I never got around to making it for was Habib 4.81, I will include that in the next update. Im not supporting the other FWs anymore as it is too much time and hassle installing and testing on all the different FWs everytime there is an update.
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I was referring to the last compilation, but I think I'm mistaken again :worked till 5am: :D
 
ricardo said:
I was referring to the last compilation, but I think I'm mistaken again :worked till 5am: :D
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Yeah v0.18 only supports Rebug, but v0.16 is exactly the same, it just supports older FW. Launchpad probably wont change much anymore, it is what it is now.

Note: Most of what Launchpad is now comes down to @aldostools and his work on the xml generation side of things. All I do is move a few things around the XMB to prepare for that, but without the games list that wMM generates and the wMM functions that it is then able to call Launchpad would be nothing.
 
DeViL303 said:
Yeah v0.18 only supports Rebug, but v0.16 is exactly the same, it just supports older FW. Launchpad probably wont change much anymore, it is what it is now.

Note: Most of what Launchpad is now comes down to @aldostools and his work on the xml generation side of things. All I do is move a few things around the XMB to prepare for that, but without the games list that wMM generates and the wMM functions that it is then able to call Launchpad would be nothing.
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I was happy that WMM brought back the compatibility for LaunchPad
I like to use WMM updated, but I also did not want to stop using the LaunchPad.
The two programs make the XMB more complete for me.
Thanks for the explanation plus one turn,
 
Webman is updated a lot and it is not worth it to include it because anyway although they enable it later the latest version is always downloaded, just as the cobra functions should be activated by default because there are many people who do not understand and go crazy With options in the toolbox, or at least 2 versions, standard rebug and cobra rebug
 
kokotonix said:
Rebug firmware per si should not include any homebrew.
Nevertheless for a easier user experience, rebug toolbox may have the option to install webman (standard) downloading the last available version and installing it to the hdd.
The same could be done with a syscalls blocker. [emoji6]

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If rebug authors opt for no homebrews at all, it will also be a correct approach
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I fully agree with you
 
I don't know what to vote for. Rebug should be considered a CFW for advanced users, therefore, the "advanced" user should know how to install the additional features such as webman, webmanmod (also xml files related to them) in case this CFW does not include them, also should know how to uninstall them in case a particular user wants vanila webman rather than wMM. I vote for not include any them at all and let the user decide what to install.
 
I love webMAN ...and webMAN MOD!! BUT they should be separated and NOT included in the next rebug. This will make it better I believe. I think @deank and @aldostools are "hall of fame-ers" and Im sure they can make their products be compatible with rebug FIRST!! and then all other cfw :) (no offense at all to the other cfw devs out there)

Not to mention how many people , believe it or not are still "new" to the cfw and the actual brand new ones. Hopefully this will make it easier for them.

So my vote is not to include it.
 
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If XMBPD is included as a standard feature, there is no need to include any homebrew in dev_flash. The users would be able to install easily the latest build of the homebrews of their choice even months later after the release of the CFW.

It is completely pointless to include any version of webMAN in the CFW, when anyway you have to install and configure Rebug Toolbox to use it. It would be different if Rebug would come with Cobra and webMAN already enabled by default, but that is not the case..

PS. XMBPD currently requires the download feature included in webMAN MOD and Cobra to load the plugin.
 
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