adult swim games??? now that sounds eerie.

my daughter might enjoy this, but I think I have to skip it.

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heh, I read it several times.. and apparently everytime wrongly. only now when I started quoting it I saw it! man. sorry about that, I just crawl back to my cave and continue playing Tides of Numenera that is on linux, is great, and will make me forget this ever happened.

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hmm, it's a shame, looked interesting. but all this talk about broken promises seems a bit odd, because doesn't it quite clearly state in the "promises" that they MAY do a linux/mac versions but are NOT making any promises yet.. ?

or am I reading it wrong? ... just wondering..

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Quoting: artvandelay440I watched someone use Blender to edit 4 hours of Blu-Ray content, and it performed perfectly fine, so should be no problem there.

sure. it also has proxies if you need them.. I've been using both forever, (over 10 years or so) and never had real problem with speed.. so these files mentioned here has to be very big..

actually, only time I had real problem with speed in kdenlive was some years ago when I was editing stuff that were in some AVCHD format, MTS I think.. it was slow there, and buggy for scrubbing so I just converted them.. later on the versions Kdenlive fixed those problems and I was able to edit them straight..

anyways, cool bit of news, I kind of knew about proxies.. never had a chance to use them yet tho...times are changing, maybe I have to start shooting/rendering with 4K like the rest of the people.

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hey thanks buenaventura this worked! I think it was the oxce3.3 that hadn't installed.

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Quoting: buenaventuraAlso, check out the x-piratez [External Link], it's awesome.

hmm, that looked nice... but I couldn't make it work, just segfaults after the microprose logo.
any tips how to get it working? (in addition to the installation instructions on the archive)

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Quoting: liamdawe

Quoting: tofuhead

Quoting: EikeYes, it was released in 2016.
It found its place on one on the lists, best audio:
https://www.gamingonlinux.com/goty.php?category_id=9

best audio? hmm ok.. why not on other lists?
it's one of the games I've played the most, but not for audio for sure.. :)

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It wasn't nominated for any other category by anyone, we had the page open for nominations for ~1 week.

oh man .. mental note: "participate more" :)

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Quoting: EikeYes, it was released in 2016.
It found its place on one on the lists, best audio:
https://www.gamingonlinux.com/goty.php?category_id=9

best audio? hmm ok.. why not on other lists?
it's one of the games I've played the most, but not for audio for sure.. :)

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a question.. wasn't starbound a 2016 game? couldn't find that in the list anywhere.

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Quoting: FredOFrom a quick test I can say that they "may" finally have fixed the random crash when entering a new offline match. Also I can use the Pillars arena for the first time ever without it crashing. Can anyone else confirm this? There's no mention of Linux specific fixes in the release notes..

i was wondering about this too.. no crashes here either yet..

i would also like to see them fixing the bug with two player playing on one machine.. if I just plug on controller for second player, it still does not show up.. I have to run wejoy to create virtual controller before plugging in the controller for it to be seen in the game... hmm..

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