Fail0verflow tease more Linux (this time with 3D drivers) on Nintendo Switch (video)

There’s been a continuous stream of announces for exploits and hacks on the Nintendo Switch over the past few days. SciresM announced a 4.1.0 Trustzone exploit, KTemkin has a coldboot exploit, and Fail0verflow are teasing their Linux port on the Switch even more this week.
In a video posted on Twitter a few hours ago (see video below), the team demonstrated their Linux port on the Switch, now with fully functional 3D drivers and touch panel.
The video shows the Nintendo Switch running a web browser within Linux, as well as multi-touch gesture support to zoom in and out. Later on, the video shows a simple 3D application to demonstrate 3D drivers support.
Also, in a taunt that reminds me of the good old days of the hacking scene, Fail0verflow used their demo video to tweet some congratulations to KTemkin and Team reswitched for their coldboot exploit. Definitely true recognition of the work of other hackers, but also a pretty direct way to say “we’re ahead of you”. 🙂
Code execution is all the rage these days, but can your Switch do *this*? 😉 #switchnix pic.twitter.com/NMnBq61tOM
— fail0verflow (@fail0verflow) February 17, 2018
Source: Fail0verflow
Firts. Great Job!
Pretty amazing, console are strong computers themselves.
possible to play WarCraft3 ?
This is awesome! A portable linux/game console. Emulators to top it off would be legendary.
But, what architecture does this even run on? ARM?
ARM. It is a NVidia Tegra X1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tegra#Tegra_X1
Awesome to run a portable Linux, in my opinion 😀
Not bad 🙂
First!
Fail0verflow is not ahead of other teams as they pursue other kind of objectives, like CFW or piracy.
Fail0verflow has never been interested in piracy or CFWs. Besides those things only come after the exploits.
I just want to play my Steam Linux games on it!
Tricky towers!