Quoting: denyasisFrom the description I think of Arcanum.

I kind of wish there was an option for turn-based combat, like in Arcanum.

The game looks beautiful though.

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Quoting: DebianUser

Quoting: OlliCAnybody knows which Mesa version includes this fix? I am on Fedora an waiting.:whistle:

Maybe 21.1, and 21.2 for sure ! :happy:

According to the discussion in their Gitlab, this fix is supposed to get a backport to the current stable branch as well, but as of now that has not happened. So the answer is, no current release includes this fix.

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I actually expected something like this to be announced sooner after they were acquired by IGN.

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In case anyone is interested, I just noticed that the latest stable Mesa in Kisak's PPA (21.0.3~kisak3) includes this fix.

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Quoting: kaimanWould be playing Mutropolis, if it did run in fullscreen mode. Wonder what the issue is, since all the Daedalic adventures with a native Linux version worked fine, and those were also made with Visionaire.

This is a known bug in certain fairly recent releases of Visionaire. It was fixed a while back, but Mutropolis needs an engine upgrade.

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Strong resemblance to Gunpoint [External Link] at first glance, but this is obviously not a blatant clone.

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Bought it and played a bit.

First impressions: Just as fun and wacky as the first one, with some additional polish.

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Quoting: iiari

Quoting: Guestso i fully switched from xfce to gnome 40.

So, I guess for some DE's like XFCE, Budgie, and Cinnamon that the advent of a mature Wayland is going to be a really existential moment when they decide to become "legacy" DE's, pack it in, or invest the time, energy, and effort that KDE and Gnome have in working with Wayland.

The thing is, they won't have to invest as much time and effort as KDE and Gnome. They're much smaller projects than the big two, and they can make use of the code and documentation produced by those who went before. That's the beauty of Open Source.

For what it's worth, Xfce has a Wayland roadmap and it's being worked on. But slowly, as they always do due to very limited manpower. I don't imagine they'll reach that milestone any time soon.

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Quoting: Purple Library Guy

Quoting: ArehandoroWhen it comes to drinking and socializing, chatting hours with friends and family over small drinks and food, I must say we Spaniards do it pretty well. One of the very few things we might actually excel at xD

Come to think of it, I rather like Spanish bars too. My Spanish isn't up to snuff, but you're OK as long as you can point at things and say "tinto de verano" and "jamon". :grin:

Hahaha that's so true! :D

"Una cerveza, por favor" is the only phrase I ever learned in Spanish, and I've been there on holiday twice. :whistle:

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The game oozes style and I think I'd enjoy everything but the arcadey rhythm battling bits. As those seem to be the focus, I guess it's a reluctant pass for me.

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