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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.

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

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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?

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

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? :)

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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

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.