Quoting: PhlebiacFirst question: why are all the car doors opening all the time? :huh:

Ghosts.

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./AlderonGamesLauncher-1.1.10.AppImage
/tmp/.mount_AlderowkSiDT/alderon-games-launcher: error while loading shared libraries: libgtk-3.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

Boo. Didn't realise it would require gtk3. :sick:

Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be any way of releasing the license and I tied my account to my steam, so I can't release it for someone else to use.

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Awesome! The pause function will be very useful when my cats decide to destroy the place (or get stuck on top of doors) mid-recording. I can probably remove avidemux from my system now, as I only ever used it to remove such pauses from my recordings.

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Thanks for the key, I'll give it a go when I get home. :D

EDIT: Article links worked fine for me.

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Interesting to see BL3 up there, so there must be a working Linux version! Hopefully it sees its way to Linux proper after the 'Epic exclusive' bollocks expires.

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This is actually a decent move by Garry. I still probably won't buy anything from his studio in the future, even if they decide to embrace the future of gaming and release on Linux again, but with this I won't actively discourage others from buying their games.

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Facepunch can't (be arsed to) learn how to code for Linux, so they're giving up. Not really surprising, I have come to expect little and less from this third-rate developer with their openly Linux-hostile lead dev.

I spent a lot of time in this game in the early days (back when there was a single map) and I have a lot of fond memories with it, but it has never performed well, and has frequently been unplayable. I'm disappointed but not surprised that Facepunch are cutting their losses and running away. I doubt their OSX build has a particularly good outlook either.

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Quoting: TheSHEEEPFrankly, nothing is ever entirely safe. And the biggest safety risk is not some software vulnerability sitting hidden behind some execution layers, but something entirely different sitting in front of the monitor...

I always knew my cats were up to no good!

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We've seen this all before -- Nvidia make some rumblings about working with the nouveau devs, providing documentation and hints as to how things should work, maybe even contributing a few patches here and there.. then it all dries up, nvidia go back to their closed-source ways patting themselves on the back for being so generous, while the nouveau driver limps along barely even usable for anything other than 2D rendering (and even then, not being 100% reliable).

Forgive me if I don't get out the party poppers and celebratory bunting just yet.

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Quoting: ElectricPrismI honestly lol inside a little bit from all the shit KDE fanboys give Gnome seeing this crop up.

I like KDE and KDE devs but as a Arch user KDE users have a lot of the "btw I use KDE" going on, except throw in a "and GNOME sucks!"

So if you are one of those people this is for you:

Haha!

GNOME still sucks. :P

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