8BitDo announces new web-based ‘Ultimate Software’ updater
8BitDo has introduced a web-based firmware updater called Ultimate Software Online, currently in beta and only for Chromium-based browsers. The move aims to help users who have trouble with the desktop app, particularly Linux users. While the desktop Ultimate Software remains the primary tool, this new option is a welcome alternative.
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