[dmix]

hmm, the Patreon claims ($4k/m) is to support both of those developers "full-time". I have to agree the commit history (for both) seems a bit thin. Although not to the point it's alarming or anything, as work is being done. I'm also well aware that's not always the best measure of contributions to software. Especially given the high-quality work going into documentation on this blog...

[idonotknowwhy]

A fair bit of this would be testing, reverse engineering, etc. If you look at the commit history of any of the devs where I work, it'd look a bit thin too, but we're all working 8+ hours / day.

[Tsubasachan]

An emulator can be very easily and objectively judged on the number of games it supports. That is what its for.

How much of the PS3 library can be played?

[CJefferson]

Once an emulator gets fairly polished, it's not unusual to spend a week or two on a bug to discover you need to add one bitwise and to mask a couple of bits out of a value somewhere.