Xenia Edge Git (2026/08/02) has been released as an experimental fork of the Xenia emulator, focusing on faster updates and improvements for the Vulkan backend and Linux platform, while still supporting Windows. Notable changes in this release include APU signal kick completion adjustments, enhanced CPU/HIR functionality for printing call target addresses, and a new log for high-frequency kernel calls in the debug dialog. These updates aim to enhance overall performance and user experience. For more information, the Xenia Edge Git is available for download.
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Xenia Edge Git (2026/08/02) has been released. Xenia Edge is another experimental branch of the Xenia emulator, primarily built on Xenia Canary, aiming for faster iterations and enhancements, particularly for the Vulkan backend and Linux platform. Naturally, Windows is also fully supported and will gain advantages from the updates made in this version, especially regarding its Vulkan backend.
Xenia Edge Changelog:
[APU] Signal completion of kicks when a context enable is consumed (e25bfd8)
[CPU/HIR] Display call target addresses in HIR dumps for unnamed functions (65aa004)
[UI] Introduce log_high_frequency_kernel_calls to the debug dialog (a9b03a0)
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