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Rachel Bryk, a regular contributor to the development of the Dolphin emulator passed away on April 23 at just 23 years old. The Dolphin team wrote up a fantastic memorial post about Bryk's life and shared some kind words from friends and those that knew her.
Rachel worked hard to provide tool-assisted speedrunners (TAS) the support needed to get the Wiimote working properly with Dolphin. She also helped work on improving savestates, netplay, the UI, and more.
Our condolences to Rachel's friends, family, and all of those who knew her.
Rachel worked hard to provide tool-assisted speedrunners (TAS) the support needed to get the Wiimote working properly with Dolphin. She also helped work on improving savestates, netplay, the UI, and more.
Beyond that, she was a face constantly within our community, and bridged the gap between Dolphin and TASing communities. She regularly helped users in the IRC, forums, reddit, and beyond, and was one of the most helpful developers we've ever had.
Thanks to RachelB, Dolphin, as software and as a community, has improved a lot over the past few years. And she will be missed greatly by everyone. We are stronger, better people thanks to knowing her.
Thanks to RachelB, Dolphin, as software and as a community, has improved a lot over the past few years. And she will be missed greatly by everyone. We are stronger, better people thanks to knowing her.
Our condolences to Rachel's friends, family, and all of those who knew her.
