Quoting: lectrode

Quoting: axredneckGentoo and Arch-based are barely visible here

You can refresh the page to change the colors. Still weird that some colors haven't been blacklisted (denylisted?) in certain themes.

I like "... blocklisted ..."

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Quoting: PatolaWe're not using Windows ABIs. We're using Windows APIs

It's absolutely using Windows ABIs. It' using Exe and Dll files.

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Quoting: EikeI'm on 450.57 on Debian stable (using Debian packages). Yes, I absolutely couldn't resist. :-)

Did you use debtap?

Erm, no, I'm using Debian...
(I had to mention because I always hear how Debian is behind. :-) )

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Quoting: razing32Hope i see my name in the credits for backers :tongue:

Me too! :-)

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Quoting: subEven more exciting to me than Ron is trying out Linux now (which is great) is this part:

Terrible Toybox, the actual team behind Thimbleweed Park are working on a new game and game engine too.

I couldn't find any information about this.
Liam, did you deduce that from the fact that Ron is working on a new engine
or did he explicitly mentioned working on a new p&c game? :)

They said this in the Dolores Steam forums and they also said while Dolores doesn't support Linux, their engine and their next game will.

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Quoting: mylka

Quoting: Dunc

Quoting: mylkayeah i know, but his games arent really that complex
i understand it for cyberpunk or other huge open world games, but a pixel style point and click.... i dont know... doesnt seem to by very economically

If you're sticking to one style, the knowledge and control of the codebase a custom engine gives you tends to outweigh the flexibility of a general-purpose one.

he makes 2D pixel art games. how flexible do you have to be for that?
if you need special water effects, or physics, or lightning, or trees... anything..... i would understand

but why all the work for

I think they started the engine after Thimbleweed Park, so it's for the next big ;-) thing, no?

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Quoting: oldrocker994.50.57 is, so far, unavailable in the Manjaro repos and the AUR. I can wait.

BTW, 32-bit libraries are alive and well in Manjaro.

I'm on 450.57 on Debian stable (using Debian packages). Yes, I absolutely couldn't resist. :-)

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:heart:

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I got Superhot gifted and played through it. It's good, but I didn't get as hyped as some others. I could relate with one of the reviews: They came up with a good idea, made a showcase... but didn't really turn that into a full-fledged game.

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I saw in the reviews that people complain that it does not support mouse control. Additionally, it seems to be limited to walking left and right? Still held me off from buying...

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