You might be a die hard fan. I have never finished one, I didn’t like the movement speed. But this one looks great to me. Maybe they are trying to sell it to a wider or younger audience?

bobeff/open-source-engines: A list of open source game engines. https://github.com/bobeff/open-source-engines

Yes, you can point to a game manually.

Kinda, if it uses an open source game engine then it’s a plus.

I have one of those controllers that dock to the phone. Mine is more portable than a normal gamepad.

Also, if you have a phone with video out, you essentially have a portable steam machine.

Compatibility is in early stages but some games run exceptionally well.

I don’t have Slay the Spire, so I couldn’t tell. You might want to check their Discord to know more.

They announced official Steam OS support, freaking amazing.

Has anyone tried ActivePieces? How does it compare?

• GUI app with no screenshot.
• Code link shows 404.

Wait… an improvement over Lineage ? That alone makes it worth existing in the first place.

At first I thought, Graphene OS without it’s features… Why? But what you say sounds like it actually makes sense.

I was talking about the gazillion FF sequels

“we should be more original, but I like money though”

Is he confusing privacy for security?

Oh, that’s right. I forgot about that. True.

If it was GPL and they wanted to go closed source, they could do it since they are the authors.

The MIT is a problem when others (not the authors) go closed source.

I’ve found it too hard to use. I wanted to use it like a Google Sheets but with a real Database and it’s just way too complicated for me.

I wasn’t even able to do anything I can do in either sheets, excel or LibreOffice.

This is great! I can’t wait to try LibreOffice on my Gameboy clone!.

Welcome aboard Ranger !

Don’t ever forget why you left. If you don’t like something, be part of the solution.

Hope you have a great time here!

I would love this to happen. So that they could both implode.

Actually, IIRC they did some stuff in plain text. Best case scenario they are the same, it’s just that these corsairs work for a different crown.

Right now, for FOSS projects the best alternative to Discord seems to be Fluxer (or XMPP if you don’t need voice channels). Best alternative to WhatsApp / Telegram looks to be XMPP.

However, there are more popular alternatives to those, however they come with more privacy concerns.

Discord/Slack:

Matrix is more popular among FOSS projects that chose a FOSS messaging platform. Leaks metadata.

WhatsApp / Telegram

Signal

Centralized. Leaks metadata.

Absolutely, cost-wise is almost the same as any other alternative, plus you support the devs. No brainier choice. I’m 100% in.