Lack of documentation

[Derjyn]

"Everything Nano11 removes"? I've been to several different repos, jumping between the myriad of forks, and have yet to find a baseline that details what Nano11 is doing.

The discord invite link isn't working (as of writing), so I wasn't able to investigate there for information.

Is there a central location that details the what/how/where of Nano11 stuff? It's frustratingly chaotic from what I can see. There's the landing page, but that goes directly to downloads, a couple of repos with no detail on "everything Nano11 removes", and the broken discord link.

[StarNumber12046]

The baseline info is on the Discord, for which the link is https://discord.gg/sCh5e7fhdT, I'll update it when able :) For more details, XPower is the lead dev Have fun with NanoWin

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[Derjyn]

I just reviewed several channels there and still, I'm not seeing anything that lists "everything that Nano11 removes". I'm also getting vibes this is a bit of a novice project, with the target audience being gamers. Rather, it's not particularly targeted at power users and developers, and at first glance disables some stuff and changes some defaults. I'm still not finding anything that is 'removed'.

Without kicking the can down the road yet again, can we get a link to documentation that clearly lists what is removed, tweaked, toggled, hammered on, etc? Having a spec sheet or mature technical documentation would be essential for some engineers that have specific environment needs, and without knowing what is stripped out, those types will likely avoid this like the plague.

I appreciate that there is a Discord server, but this is GitHub, and having clear communication without bouncing out to yet another platform is important. It shouldn't be difficult to link to the Markdown file (or any common format I suppose) with the information that should be part of the project/repository to begin with, unless that is closed source or something?

Thanks for your assistance!