Subject: DriveBrowser - Pioneer BD Drive Firmware Database + Community Project

[babayaga]

Subject: DriveBrowser - Pioneer BD Drive Firmware Database + Community Project.
(new final version).
DriveBrowser v1.0 Pioneer BD Drive Firmware Database Browser
A community firmware database browser for Pioneer BD optical drives.


Features:
Browse 365+ drive entries and 251+ firmware files
Search by model, platform, kernel ID, version
Filter by UHD capable, LibreDrive, post-cutoff status
Cloud sync via Supabase ***8212; contribute your firmware info!
Windows (native Win32) and Linux (GTK3) versions
Download: https://mega.nz/file/g0knXAiZ#nKlDS4MOt ... tHVmXPLPgw

Community database: Anyone can add/edit firmware entries. if you have drives or firmware files not listed, please contribute!
This is a living database, the more people contribute, the better it gets for everyone.


Thank you for looking, and thanks to everyone that has already updated the database! =) I would also like feedback if anything should be added or deleted or whatever

[Sayaka]

Also, for WINE users (and possibly Windows users as well, I haven't tested this program on Windows yet - could you please tell me whether the following is the intended behavior on Windows as well, babayaga ?) : when saving the database, it may seem like the program is frozen and the computer may refuse to respond to certain commands (such as the Meta key on your keyboard). Just wait for a bit, eventually the database should be saved and things should go back to normal.

The native Linux version does not seem to have that issue, but admittedly I am not sure whether there is a "save whole database" feature on the Linux version, or if your changes get uploaded one by one.

[babayaga]

Also, for WINE users (and possibly Windows users as well, I haven't tested this program on Windows yet - could you please tell me whether the following is the intended behavior on Windows as well, babayaga ?) : when saving the database, it may seem like the program is frozen and the computer may refuse to respond to certain commands (such as the Meta key on your keyboard). Just wait for a bit, eventually the database should be saved and things should go back to normal.

The native Linux version does not seem to have that issue, but admittedly I am not sure whether there is a "save whole database" feature on the Linux version, or if your changes get uploaded one by one.

I haven't noticed it, but im sure it's when its connected to the sql database, i should add a wrapper for it, then it would be solved, thanks for letting me know

[babayaga]

Just a tiny update in the main post. new version and not alot of rambling from a crazy norwegian..