Ron Gilbert did a few posts two years ago when he switched his development setup from Mac to Linux.
He order a Linux laptop [External Link], made a post [External Link] after and a few month later the Linux native version of Dolores [External Link] was ready for testing and eventually released [External Link]. (Same in-house engine as Return of Monkey Island.)

IDK if he is still developing on Linux nor the platform plans of Devolver, but my guess is chances are high for a native Linux version. :smile:

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I want to buy, well at least make a reservation for, a second Steam Deck. But so far still only one per Steam account allowed. :unsure:

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Maybe it's just outdated information on Konami's end?

I didn't work before at least. IIRC even with Proton 6 I had the same issues blocking each game in the collection.

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Awesome, the freetype2 issue was getting in between me and Alyx :happy:

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GNOME is Life. :grin:

I love the freedom to choose the least customization but most streamlined DE. GNOME has all the defaults I work most efficient with. (I alternate between on 5 Linux machines and prefer to spend my time on other things. I pretty much don't customize anything or therefore don#t need to do any "automatic" synchronization or overhead alike.)

But I can also also see that others prefer to customize their setup to a high detail. I used to enjoy that a lot too. And I'm glad you can with KDE!

Welcome to Linux.

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Are NFTs used for money laundering? Yes, they are!

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Really looking forward to this one! (despite note playing the original)

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Quoting: rea987

4:3 ASPECT RATIO/CRT FILTERS: Zenovia Interactive founder Sri Kankanahalli designed Steel Assault with the traditional 4:3 aspect ratio to keep the action quick and surprising... just like it was back in the day. Steel Assault’s many filters and video options are adjustable to accommodate a range of gaming setups.

So, can 4:3 aspect filter and CRT filter nonsenses be disabled? If not, I will just pass, cannot stand 4:3 aspect ratio.

you can disable the "CRT filter" and enable a "border art" instead if just black for ratios wider than 4:3.
but not change the aspect ratio.

that said. IMHO it looks amazing with the "CRT filter" in 4:3. Maybe the best retro style in that regard I've seen so far! :smile:

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What a bunch of Steam from a Deck can do.. :wink:

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Another one: https://youtu.be/QRlDEnhJHL0 [External Link] :smile:

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