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Holy shit, this looks amazing. Is there a way to add personal assistant features and UI elements like the ones found on Odysseus for example?

What a wonderful, original and well written post, a truly great read, thanks a lot for writing and sharing it.

I use Lemuroid, it’s freaking great. I’ll try Mindustry, which seems to be also available for Linux on Flathub (very convenient).

Which begs the question… would you consider writing a post about FOSS games on PC?

Flathub is chock-full of great games that would greatly benefit from a little exposure, and it’s so vast and diverse that there’s a guaranteed varied selection for any genre.

It could even span 2 posts: the most popular ones & hidden gems. If they do well, there’s also game tools & launchers for games that nobody knows that are playable on the Steam Deck / Steam Machine / Linux.

With the imminent release of the Machine, I think these kind of posts would do well. After all, we’re talking about free games, 1 click away.

Fuck Tim. He’s the reverse-GabeN. NebaG ? 🤣

Retroarch, which means pretty much almost every emulator.

I agree, I didn’t know that.

This will pop up everywhere.

This looks freaking amazing dude, thanks for sharing!

That was my first epiphany when I moved to Linux. I was like: “wait, search works!?”

Whatever, Sharma and Nadella are putting Xbox to sleep. Anyone spending money there will be left with nothing, just like it happened with Games for Windows Live.

I’m sorry sir, the hounds will be released after a pending update which requires multiple reboots.

Wanna try with Copilot, Edge and Teams? Say yes and I’ll send you the link to the Microsoft Hound Pass Ultimate (with ads)

Yeah, mee too. However, there wouldn’t be any Tenacity without Audacity. Besides, Tenacity looks quite far from upstream commits. Doesn’t paint a bright future for the fork. I wish more devs offered their help.

Tantacrul ? That guy is a freaking genius. Not only he has done one of the (if not THE) best UX/UI redesigns in the history of FOSS apps. Plus his videos are amazingoy entertaining and informative. Highly recommended.

Absolutely, I would love to have them all on PC, I believe in preservation and everyone should play whatever they want wherever they please.

But there’s a practical problem: none of them (except 1) met their sales target. On PC they were released late and overpriced, on a platform with an exponentially bigger catalogue. Their titles are all highly polished cinematic experiences that offer barely distinct gameplay loops & mechanics. On PS5, this visually attractive and low risk games are all good enough to meet the hype. On PC: late, overpriced, just “good” gameplay… just didn’t cut it, It’s just not enough. It’s a failure factory.

They either fix their pipeline or they go back to what they know has worked in the past.

They chose the latter, and I think it’s a mistake.

So, for 2026 that would mean:

• Saros
• Wolverine

Right? Anything else?

I don’t see them driving the sales they need.

They suck at marketing. They should have named that differently, like Supporter Subscription or something like that and a description that explains that running the project has costs and support is appreciated.

Floaty foot soldiers: ok, floaty mechs? Idk, Titanfall felt great. The mechs felt like they were massive machines. Making them feel light doesn’t sound like a good move, I’ll have to try it.

Interesting read, thanks for sharing!

I dream of an alternate timeline where the Steam Machine is $600 and sells close to PS5 units, people flock to it, companies are forced to release every game on Linux, anti-cheat is user-space only, and gaming & streaming hardware gets 1st class support. Then content creators want creative software, people donate to GIMP, Krista, Inkscape, etc. Canva releases official support, and it keeps on Rollin’ n’ Rollin’.

Just tried the app, looking great!

Everything is AGPL and no ACL whatsoever, way to go Fluxer !

Once federation makes the cut, it will take the indie web by storm.