Quoting: GuestFor me the biggest issue is the interface scaling. The fonts are simply too small on my resolution (1680x1050) and monitor size (22in). It is literally unplayable unless i play at a much lower resolution.

That's odd, on my second monitor (1920x1080, 22") it's very readable, even when running in a 800x600 window. Maybe you need stronger glasses? Maybe I'm sitting too close to my monitors? At 1920x1080 resolution they do allow scaling the UI to 2x, but that won't help you and I dunno if it can be overridden...

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Ah, the Split have joined the fun... if I remember correctly next big release will be Terrans, followed by Boron (finally).

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And so GNOME is ever inching closer to feature parity with KDE. Maybe they'll get there sometime this side of 5-digit years.

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Is this some kind of Dead Or Alive thing where a normal game series turned into a cash cow by pandering to the lowest common denominator?

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Quoting: MayeulCFWIW, multi-monitor support is quite decent here on sway (I use it at work, dock/undock often, use projectors, etc), and I don't recall many issues on KDE nor GNOME.

Well, it's kind of a tricky subject. The way that KDE and GNOME do it under Xorg is to basically combine the monitors into a single big screen that points at the same desktop. That's also why in KDE you can't configure virtual workspaces to switch out independently on each display, as the workspace is shown to the single screen that unites the two monitors.
And they haven't fixed it for Wayland. I can imagine sway working well, though, as it's basically just i3 for Wayland, and i3 doesn't work like KDE and GNOME do.

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Quoting: PatolaIn a perfect world, we would have Loki, LGP and Desura back now with no DRM.

Wasn't Desura involved in some shady business concerning not paying the developers? Don't know if that's part of a perfect world.

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The majority of users here are on a single monitor, so Wayland usage may be decently high. Unfortunately there are some issues with WL multihead implementations on GNOME and Plasma.

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I played and finished Violett, which is a charming adventure game with an inventive world. Kinda tricky to get into at first, though.

Played some Interstellaria which reminds me of a better version of FTL mixed with some Starbound. I would very much recommend it.

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I first ran into this game through Kikoskia's let's play of it. It seems like a very fun game, and the setting is very original. I will probably check it out some time.

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Quoting: thykrFOSS game engine reimplementation: you really should have picked OpenRCT2 (RollerCoaster Tycoon) https://openrct2.org/ [External Link] and CorsixTH (Theme Hospital) https://github.com/corsixth/corsixth [External Link]

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