Only a shallow, literalist approach could interpret that image as that of a 'djembe'.

Rather, the image is meant to resemble a basketball hoop.

So it's NBA 2K16 -- you heard it here.

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OlliOlli2 is unplayable* on my 970 with the 364.16 drivers; it's fine on my laptop with Haswell integrated. I haven't found any clues online as to why.

* - Framerate wavering between 15 and 5; controller input lag *when* it doesn't just ignore button presses, etc. etc. Very disappointing.

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Now I'm confused -- is there a scandal involved? I mean 'Lionsgate' ends in 'gate', so...

Misconduct at the zoo, perhaps?

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Quoting: kon14I'm actually waiting for nvidia to get their shit together so as to be able to run Sway (an i3 compatible wayland wm based on wlc, a wayland compositor library) on my desktop :/

Same here.

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I've been interested in Not a Hero, and Dropsy for a while. $4 (the above-average for now) is a pretty good deal for both; considering that their regular prices add up to $22.

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Quoting: ShmerlI'm using Sun Type 5 with Unix layout:

At school we have these attached to thin clients that run a virtualized instance of Windows XP each. Pretty sad usage for a unix keyboard.

Though I wish they'd produced these with real mechanical key switches. At least the Sun keyboards that I've seen so far all had mushy membrane keyboards; and these are really painful to use for a buckling-spring snob.

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Here's my humble setup. I hope you don't mind the stupid ancient Mac in the background.



The only thing I can really show off is my blank keyboard; a Unicomp Model M clone:

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Quoting: tuubiMaybe for the same reason the organization is called Khronos group instead of Chronos group?

Actually 'Chronos' is the Latinized form of a Greek word; and it could be spelt with a 'K' without conflicting with the original spelling.

In Greek the word is spelt with an 'X', not with a 'K'; but 'K' is a 'Greek' letter, so you could say it carries with it some of the original flavor.

Though, sure, it's probably a reference to the 'K' of the 'K'hronos group.

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Quoting: BdMdesigN

Quoting: wvstolzing

Quoting: melkemindWhen you run the Vulkan drivers, do they function well/normally with the desktop and other games, or do you have to switch back to other drivers when you're not testing Vulkan?

They're absolutely fine with everything else. (I'm using the 364.16 right now.)

364.16? Realy? Or did you mean 364.15?

No, .16; I think it came out on April 8th.

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Quoting: minj

Quoting: Mountain ManNow we just need more games supporting Vulcan. :D

this Vulkan typo is annoying, please stop

Though seriously, why is it spelled with a 'k'? The word obviously derives from the Latin "Vulcanus" -- the Roman equivalent of Hephaestus; and in Latin the letter 'c' accounts almost exclusively for the 'k' sound.

I mean, if the 'k' were at the beginning, I would've suspected intervention by the KDE e.V.; but that doesn't seem to be the case.

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