OpenSw vs Ruzu

OpenSw has no write-up on Specifiction yet; its figures are above.

Ruzu is an experimental, open-source Nintendo Switch emulator written in Rust for desktop computers. Its graphical library can browse game directories, manage settings for individual games, and show detected updates and add-ons. The interface supports controller navigation as well as keyboard and mouse input, and offers themes, translations, configurable hotkeys, and game-list display options. Graphics APIs include Vulkan and OpenGL, with an experimental native Metal backend on macOS. Ruzu can run homebrew applications through graphical and command-line frontends. Its CPU emulation supports ARM32 and ARM64 guest execution through the rdynarmic dynamic recompiler, with x86-64 and ARM64 host backends. Packages are listed for Windows, macOS, Linux, Ubuntu, and Steam Deck. The latest listed release is v0.1.1-rc4, a pre-release for testing before v0.1.1. The project says compatibility and performance vary with the game, hardware, and graphics backend, and that bugs, crashes, and incomplete features are expected. Ruzu is free under GPL-3.0-or-later and is intended for legally obtained games; it does not include games, keys, or system files.