Homebrew developer Jack has been burning the midnight oil again, updating PSPvista to version 0.6. For those who aren't too familiar with this application, it is a homebrew which makes a user's PSP act like its running Windows Vista.

The latest version sees a couple of major changes including the ability for users to create their own bios as well as a boot to create sessions. Here's the change log as taken from the developer's release thread (and translated by Google):

* Creation of a bios (possibiliter little configuration for the moment)
* Creation of a "boot" to open the session
* A sound is a play the opening of the "boot"
* Creation of a menu of information on the battery
* Possibiliter to change the user name
* All photographs choice of session to open / close the session were redone
* All the graphics have been redone (and not have someone come to me say that his looks not a vista this time!)
* A basket was created (it is merely decorative as useless)
* A second page for my documents was created (it is empty but will be used later when I rajouterais other application)
* Text reader "mikehaggar99" has been added (has been available since my documents).

Those who plan on downloading this application to try it out for themselves should go over the documentation included with the program to avoid any unwanted problems. Considering the file is in French, users might want to employ the use of an online translator to help them do this.