Quoting: dpanterThis is brosome news!

I see what you did there, broseph, and I approve!

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Quoting: ElectricPrismI would buy several commercial tools right now if they were available starting with Affinity Photo 2 -- it was my understanding some people got it running in Bottles a few months back.

I was a part of that thread over on the Affinity forums.

Yeah, we got one of the last pre 2.0 releases to run in Bottles, but it wasn't exactly what I'd call a smooth experience. Between the flickering canvas, and the constant crashes, I'd say it's one step above "...well, at least we got it to boot."

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Yes! I loved Caverns of Mars when I was a kid!

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Quoting: lukas333Didn't know about CULTIC, is it that good?

I liked it. I didn't think it quite reached the level of Dusk, which is my favorite of the recent boomer shooters, but it is fun.

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I wouldn't laugh about this, people. I have a friend who fell for this religion hard, and now he puts LED lights on everything around his house. All his computers look like French whorehouses!

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Happy holidays! It cold!

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Quoting: whizseTurn the windscreen into a monitor. Turn the steering wheel into an input device. Not a bad rig for a driving sim!

And with realistic crashes!

"It was like I was in the game, man! I could actually feel my face bouncing off the dashboard!"

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Okay, I bought it. You guilt tripped me into it.

I actually laughed out loud at the turtle race.

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Quoting: GuestThe layout isn't final at all. I've just updated to make it more usable. I know user experience is important, but right now I'm more focused on the backend rather then the frontend. I'll make sure to keep that in my mind for a future update tho. Thanks you for your feedback :)

On the plus side, it already covers the basics quite well. Once you get the games list functional, it'll do just about everything ProtonUp QT can do in a nicer looking package.

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Quoting: dibzFor some reason I always find the layouts of GTK3 apps to be confusing. This looks like no exception, unfortunately.

I usually find them cleaner and easier to navigate, but I have been goofing around with Gnome for awhile now, and have gotten used to the ebb and flow of their stuff.

Though they could have done a better job of labeling things in the app. "Installed Tools" should be "Install Tools," showing that's the button you click to download a new version of Proton. The entries below that should be labeled as the currently installed tools per the launcher listed above.

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