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:Or maybe we're just curious ''why'' they would bother creating such a pointless "demo" instead of spending that time working on the final? It's just such a strange thing to do. Is someone supposed to benefit from this? [[User:130.237.152.216|130.237.152.216]] 00:44, 3 April 2008 (PDT)
:Or maybe we're just curious ''why'' they would bother creating such a pointless "demo" instead of spending that time working on the final? It's just such a strange thing to do. Is someone supposed to benefit from this? [[User:130.237.152.216|130.237.152.216]] 00:44, 3 April 2008 (PDT)
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+::Maybe they wanted to satisfy the constant whin^H^H^H^Hasking for a homebrew channel. It's more of a "Here, try this out. We're working on the full thing right now to make it fully usable.". Want a full version right this minute? Do it yourself. Otherwise, grow some patience. --[[User:BigRedPimp|BigRedPimp]] 15:02, 3 April 2008 (PDT)
== A question. ==
== A question. ==
When installing it, I had to wonder. Is - it possible that it can brick the wii, - when a wii update comes? Does it actually modify the wii's software? Does it have the potential to harm the hard-ware? Is it just a good way of getting a working channel program? Can it be distributed as a channel file in the future? If the answer to a question that means that my - wii could - be put into danger, can I just delete it, and have no problem? --- Bletotum. Oh, and I'm just glad to see a version that works for the public.
When installing it, I had to wonder. Is - it possible that it can brick the wii, - when a wii update comes? Does it actually modify the wii's software? Does it have the potential to harm the hard-ware? Is it just a good way of getting a working channel program? Can it be distributed as a channel file in the future? If the answer to a question that means that my - wii could - be put into danger, can I just delete it, and have no problem? --- Bletotum. Oh, and I'm just glad to see a version that works for the public.