One home for the suites: the code they share and the tools that test and release them, with a suite in a folder of this repository or in a repository of its own. A suite is the apps for one operating system on one kind of device; its portal installs, opens, updates and removes them, and each suite has its own wiki. The name, the structure and how the suites relate: the Nexus page.
- BC250 Bazzite Suite: tools for the AMD BC-250 running Bazzite, in
bc250-bazzite/. Its README says how to install the portal and lists the apps; its wiki is the manual. - Windows Portable Suite: tools for Windows 10/11 running on portable gaming devices, made for a small screen held in the hands, touch and a controller, in a repository of its own. Its README says how to install the portal and lists the apps; its wiki is the manual.
Every suite sits in a folder of its own, with its apps/, its portal/ (the manifest of pinned releases and the
installer), its wiki in docs/, its icons and its own tools. A suite in a repository of its own is cloned into a
checkout of this one as that folder, and uses the same tools from there. The root holds what they share: core/, the Python
code bundled into every app at release time, tools/, the release and CI tools, dev/, the development apps of
Nexus itself (Nexus Release Tool, the release front end, run from the checkout), test.sh, which runs every test
suite, and nexus/, the Nexus page. Each suite's rules are in its folder's CLAUDE.md; the repository's are in the
root's.
GPL-3.0-or-later (LICENSE) for every suite. The exceptions are a suite's own (an app ported from another
project under its license) and are listed in that suite's README; each app keeps its own LICENSE.
Nexus and its suites are independent community projects, not affiliated with or endorsed by AMD, ASRock, the Bazzite / Universal Blue project, Sony, Microsoft, Valve, or the makers of the emulators and the other programs the apps work with. BC-250 is AMD's product name and Bazzite the Universal Blue project's. PlayStation, PS4, PS5, PS3, PS2, PSP, PS Vita, PSN, DualSense and Remote Play are Sony's; XBOX, XBOX 360, XBOX Cloud Gaming, Game Pass and Windows are Microsoft's; Steam, Steam Deck and Big Picture are Valve's; the names of the emulators (shadPS4, RPCS3, PPSSPP, PCSX2, Vita3K, Xenia) and of Decky Loader, HelixSR and DirectMesh belong to their owners. The suites use them only to say what their apps work with.