Homebrew developer Pirata Nervo has released an update to NervOS, a lightweight shell replacement for the PSP that aims to provide a user friendly and feature rich interface.

Notably, version 1.6 features support for custom application skins, the ability to change CPU clock speed, and the addition of a low battery indicator that flashes red when the PSP’s battery is at a charge level of 10 percent.

Look past the jump for the complete list of changes and additions.

Additions

* New menu animation (when in music column, I have a new animation made but it will be used in the next version)
* Ability to change the CPU Speed from the configuration file.
* CPU Speed is shown on the top bar.
* Added a “Are you sure?” prompt when running something from NervOS.
* Battery percentage is shown in red if it’s below 10%.
* Displays “Charging” if the battery is charging.
* Added “Control Panel” title to L+R Window.
* You can change the text color of the Control Panel (L+R to access it).

Changes

* Fixed bug with the task manager.
* You can have up to 1000 themes in your THEMES folder.
* Fixed a file browser bug.
* Fixed bug with the volume.
* Now when exiting from something, you return to the same point as you were before (example: “when going into browse for tracks, then exiting it should put you back at the music menu rather than putting you at the USB”)
* Removed the stop button.
* No more crashes when pausing/stopping music and then loading music again.

Download NervOS v1.6

[Release] NervOS 1.6 [Endless Paradigm]

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