I was sharing what I would like out of the game in order to purchase it. I’m not saying what the game needs. I guess people don’t read or just use the downvote button as a “disagree” button. Either way, I see that practice as counterproductive to encouraging discussion.
Looks great, but in order to purchase it for my kids I would need them to make a few changes to the following aspects:
If this game would run fine on Steam OS, my kids would prefer to have the option to play as a male if they could chose. Sometimes they chose female, some times they just want to identify themselves with their character. Just let them have fun their way.
I get why not, I mean… Witches. Yeah. Well, they come up with whatever story to make it work. Just let more people enjoy the game.
How does it compare to MediaWiki ?
What would (hypothetically speaking) stop Wikipedia from switching to ibis ?
I mean, I have to try ibis, but it looks freaking great, and the federation features would come in handy to distribute the burdens of hosting.
Is this still an issue with the latest KDE Plasma & Gnome ?
Yeah, but the UI is not good enough for kids.
I would only pay for it if my kids could play FC26 on Linux whenever they want. Cloud has queues, and other methods don’t work.
What’s the issue with HiDPI ? I’m out of the loop.
Wouldn’t they cost more? I mean, they have hall effect sticks and 2 touchpads.
Jellyfin needs a client with a YT Kids UI with auto-downloads. I haven’t found one yet. As for kidney, it looks so simple to replicate that I really can’t believe they are expecting to make money from it.
Hi, this looks amazingly powerful. I was thinking about trying it, however I am not very fond of the font and color scheme, does it support themes ? If it doesn’t, would it be easy to change the CSS ?
This is awesome. So convenient!
Odd that gamingonlinux posted it in their blog in the first place. How is this related to actually gaming on Linux?
Do the cars take damage like in burnout?
I feel like it’s unstoppable for as long as Nintendo wants to keep their exclusivity. GabeN put it better: it’s a distribution issue, he was talking about piracy, but this is similar enough.
I tried it. Didn’t like it at all. Feels like a vibe coded fork of GIMP. Which is a bit concerning since FP is closed source and would be infringing GIMP’S license if it was the case.
Maybe it’s just libadwaita or whatever, but idk. Anyways, GIMP (while unintuitive for me) is much more powerful. Fog Panther is paid, closed source, and widely unadopted. So you could pay for this and then this project gets abandoned and you threw your money to the trash. I would either use Affinity or just donate to GIMP. But definitely not this.
Still, nice to have another contender in this race to an actually usable alternative to Photoshop on Linux.
Probably? 100% guaranteed.
I hope Epic implodes and goes back to just being the UE company.
This. They have explicitly said that they are testing AI applications throughout the company and that it is not a concerted effort. It’s a few devs wanting to try it to see if it actually adds real value or not. That’s it.
Holy shit, this is great! I’ve always wanted something like this!
Thank you so much, I’ll give it a try!
That’s the thing, it went private. No one has access to it besides the original designer.