maxcso mainly supports other formats than CSO1 to be able to convert them to CSO1. There's a reason why CSO2 is marked as experimental: to convey exactly this information. It's not supported pretty much anywhere.
As noted in #49, ZSO and CSO2 were experiments that ended up not solving a problem that needed to be solved. Instead, it was a bug in CFW that still affected ZSO/CSO2 files until it was fixed.
If you're still somehow curious about what software supports what, and you're volunteering to gather it, validate it, and maintain it over time - then please open a pull request. I may accept it.
Otherwise, I'm very unlikely to spend time gathering and maintaining such information myself, and have seen no interest from another contributor to do so (and I don't expect "No description provided." to motivate anyone to satisfy this passing curiosity.) That said, I may at some point simply include a list of software that support CSO1, as that's what has widespread support and is actually interesting.
maxcso mainly supports other formats than CSO1 to be able to convert them to CSO1. There's a reason why CSO2 is marked as experimental: to convey exactly this information. It's not supported pretty much anywhere.
As noted in #49, ZSO and CSO2 were experiments that ended up not solving a problem that needed to be solved. Instead, it was a bug in CFW that still affected ZSO/CSO2 files until it was fixed.
If you're still somehow curious about what software supports what, and you're volunteering to gather it, validate it, and maintain it over time - then please open a pull request. I may accept it.
Otherwise, I'm very unlikely to spend time gathering and maintaining such information myself, and have seen no interest from another contributor to do so (and I don't expect "No description provided." to motivate anyone to satisfy this passing curiosity.) That said, I may at some point simply include a list of software that support CSO1, as that's what has widespread support and is actually interesting.
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