Quoting: TheSHEEEP

Quoting: SalvatosDammit devs, turn off your Discord notifications when you’re recording XD

This is so crazy to me, why would anyone not have their Discord notifications turned off permanently?
As soon as you are on pretty much ANY server, you'll just get constant ding-ding-ding noises. Doesn't allow any kind of activity without constantly being interrupted.

I mean, hey, at least it's not the ICQ-Oh-Oh!.

I had some sort of PTSD from that for many years..... Like I'd wake up thinking someone messaged me, but they hadn't... it was terrible.

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Quoting: WorMzyCan't play for long with keyboard and mouse because the camera can only move ~720 degrees before it stops going in that direction.

Had good fun playing with a Steam controller though, doesn't seem to have the same issues.

Much like the Dark Souls games this is clearly modeled after. It seems to be made to be played with a gamepad.

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Quoting: fleskTwo things I really dislike on standard keyboards:

• Windows key


• Caps Lock key

Awesome thing about the Roccat keyboards, the Capslock is moved to a place where you have to hold down another key to press a key to enable it. Granted, like anything else on those keyboards, you can change where it is assigned.

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I am kind of a keyboard nut, so I will most likely pick one of these up. Surprised they don't do what Roccat does and just have firmware inside the keyboard that gets flashed by the software config. It has been useful there, as I can move keyboard or mouse to another computer and not lose any function.

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Quoting: Eike

Quoting: oldrocker99

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. :-) )

Still prefer Debian after all these years. It just works, is unassuming in that they don't try to push things on you, and overall is one of the most stable, even if you use unstable!

Somehow so many distributions have been built upon it, trying to make it better in one way or another, but most of them have inevitably failed.

The only one so far that has managed to successfully spawn off of it is Ubuntu, but they are again trying to do un-debian things, so a lot of people are switching.

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It even came out for the Amiga.
https://amigaworld.net/modules/news/article.php?storyid=8312 [External Link]

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I got a bunch of glitches from light sources on it, seemed to be better when I maxed out some things and changed AA, but not sure exactly which setting it was yet, figured I'd try in Arch with latest drivers... and then I got sidetracked purchasing a ThinkVision P44w-10....

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Quoting: Liam Dawe

Quoting: Nick_AvemLooks pretty neat. Does anyone know whether it is using Vulkan or OpenGl?

Vulkan, at least from the GOG version, not tested the Steam build.

Can confirm Steam version uses Vulkan (at least I assume 'creating vulkan shaders' is an indicator that it does). About to start playing!

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Quoting: MohandevirPlagman was quite clear that they were seriously considering an alternative to Debian. SteamOS 2.0 is based on Debian 8, which is now eol and SteamOS 3.0 (Debian 9) was never released:

https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/seems-valve-do-intend-to-go-back-to-steamos-at-some-point.16291

Seems quite indicative to me:
"I wouldn't expect much more movement on Debian-based Brewmaster at this point, however."

That was one guy who more or less ranted that he didn't like .deb packaging.
Wasn't quite clear that whatever team they have working on it agreed.

Also, I thought they had a beta on 9 or 10?

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Quoting: LightkeyWhoops! I wanted to link to the liflg.org [External Link] (Linux Installers for Linux Gamers) project for their mojosetup Kingpin installer based on the unofficial port by Xatrix but noticed they moved to GitHub and somehow only Kingpin got lost in the move. I got them to upload it there a few days later but subsequently forgot about this again.
So five months later, here it is: https://github.com/liflg/kingpin_1.20-english_x86 [External Link].

Guess that means I should track my CD down!

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