PSPalm project comes to end with version 1.5

QJ.NET has a good news and a bad news for all of you users of homebrew application PSPalm. Well, it has been said that we should learn to take the good with the bad so here it goes: the good news is that a new build of PSPalm was released by French coder Fleyc. The bad news is that this is going to be the last version.

PSPalm is a Palm OS theme which was coded in Lua and to be run on our PlayStation Portable units. It comes with several useful applications like Calculator, Clock, Configurations, and Explorer for the Memory Stick (for looking at HTML and TXT files) among others. Here’s the complete changelog for PSPalm v1.5:

• Memo pad with all the functions Word (functional, which uses the TwinTail editor, 2005 – ema; with launcher of script lua integrated
• Two plays (games)
• Improved graphics
• Many bugs corrected
• Added configurations

The program comes with a Readme file so please don’t skip reading that part first. On a last note, thanks to Fleyc for giving the homebrew community PSPalm and good luck on all your future endeavors.

Download: PSPalm v1.5 (last version)

Via PSPGen

QJ.NET has a good news and a bad news for all of you users of homebrew application PSPalm. Well, it has been said that we should learn to take the good with the bad so here it goes: the good news is that a new build of PSPalm was released by French coder Fleyc. The bad news is that this is going to be the last version.

PSPalm is a Palm OS theme which was coded in Lua and to be run on our PlayStation Portable units. It comes with several useful applications like Calculator, Clock, Configurations, and Explorer for the Memory Stick (for looking at HTML and TXT files) among others. Here’s the complete changelog for PSPalm v1.5:

• Memo pad with all the functions Word (functional, which uses the TwinTail editor, 2005 – ema; with launcher of script lua integrated
• Two plays (games)
• Improved graphics
• Many bugs corrected
• Added configurations

The program comes with a Readme file so please don’t skip reading that part first. On a last note, thanks to Fleyc for giving the homebrew community PSPalm and good luck on all your future endeavors.

Download: PSPalm v1.5 (last version)

Via PSPGen