Adherence to being entirely Public Domain is required for code to be considered.
I'll accept patches whenever I feel like it if they also keep the code fun, even if it's to the point of silliness.
The word "Vita" is so generic that it can't be trademarked, and therefore the USPTO
"VitaOS Trademark" that I didn't claim for myself in time was in the Public Domain
the entire time and remains in the Public Domain. I got the name "VitaOS" from my
name: Vitalii Skikun. That's how generic the word "Vita" is.
Adherence to being entirely Public Domain is required for code to be considered.
I'll accept patches whenever I feel like it if they also keep the code fun, even if it's to the point of silliness.
The word "Vita" is so generic that it can't be trademarked, and therefore the USPTO "VitaOS Trademark" that I didn't claim for myself in time was in the Public Domain the entire time and remains in the Public Domain. I got the name "VitaOS" from my name: Vitalii Skikun. That's how generic the word "Vita" is.
Check the Description for a better explanation.
Description: 35 lines (all about philosophy, zero technical details)
Build scripts: 18 lines
Entire source code: 1 file, 7 lines of inline ASM (StopUEFIWatchdogTimer.c)
I'd recommend filling this a bit before sharing with people