> handling typos a bit better too, matching up names a bit closer

Not sure how I feel about that. The bigger the indexed body goes, the more your queries get answers swamped with irrelevant stuff. Case in point is "I decided to ignore the numerical parameters in your error message" google.

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Yeah, I hate it when I have to guess from the trailer what the gameplay might look like. "Hm, it looks like 3rd person action -- oh nevermind, it's top-down real-time strategy, and the only time you see it this up close is in the cut-sequences".

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My steam on the desktop bailed out right away after the update. Turns out, steamwebhelper needs "apt install libsdl3".

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Quoting: InhaleOblivionAnyone of us who has used Linux for years prior to the advances of gaming understands why those of us who are lifelong gamers have two PC builds.

I can see why you would want to do that, especially if you want to play certain multiplayer games.

But no. I'm on Linux since 1995 or so, and deleted my DOS/Windows3.11-partition in 1996 when DOOM came out on Linux. So I've been a Linux-user AND a gamer years "prior to the advances of gaming".

And yes, if a game doesn't run on Linux, one way or another, native or with wine or with emulators, I'm not interested. I won't run (native) Windows ever again.

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Porting always increases code quality.

But in the end, if you're not developing all platforms together, in the same codebase, with continuous testing, you'll end up with diverging code and a mess that is difficult to fix.

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I'm currently playing https://beta.curseforge.com/minecraft/modpacks/all-the-mods-gravitas [External Link] but yeah. Usually I don't play modpacks for old versions (this runs on 1.18.2), but I made this an exception.

But vanilla? Well, for me right now there's not enough https://beta.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/create [External Link] in it...
(If you don't know what that is, well, watch the intro there. Yes, that's all done in-game).

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So they've been sued and convicted for privacy-violations, and they decided to add another one?

Hint: If your behaviour is violating the privacy of kids, the solution is not to ask for a birthdate (which, by the way, already violates the privacy of kids) to only violate the privacy of adults.

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Probably too late to convince anyone to a Tesla, as people are now looking for alternatives, where the company boss hasn't gone over to the Dark Side #DarthMusk

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Nice. There was https://vennt.twodaemon.co.uk/ [External Link] before, which could do that (and obviously display it as diagrams too), but that appears offline.

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Quoting: Linas

Quoting: LinuxerUmm what is a .pak file? I see that for a download at itch. Do i just run that? :huh:

It's a data file for the Quake engine, sort of like a plugin. You'd have to copy that into your existing Quake installation.

Either copy it into your id1-dir, then quake will be block-quake until you remove it, or copy and rename pak2.pak into a subdirectory of your quake-dir, as "blocks/pak0.pak" and then run "darkplaces -game blocks" (or whatever engine you use).

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