Ethanol6 @Ethanol6@linuxrocks.online
A little development update for #Liblast - the open-source game I am working on:
https://youtu.be/LM4pplluZVY
#unfa #GameDev #Godot #GodotEngine
Prog-Metal genius, Arjen Lucassen, summons forth another great album. https://youtu.be/vn7P3oVMnys
Had the pleasure of sharing the stage and hosting Brittany and her band several years ago. Great folks, great talent.
A petition for Linux support in Universal Audio devices:
https://chng.it/x8z75JDcFz
#Linux #Audio #LinuxAudio #Musicians #MusicProduction
Easy Anti-Cheat not as simple as expected for Proton and Steam Deck https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2022/01/easy-anti-cheat-not-as-simple-as-expected-for-proton-and-steam-deck #Anti-Cheat #SteamPlay #EpicGames #SteamDeck #Meta
The open-source multiplayer FPS game I'm working on with a small team has been migrated to #Codeberg! No more issues with cloning the repository! (though give me a while to make sure all LFS data is present there!)
@hyperbola 2022 marks the EOL for the current release. Just wondering how Hyperbola BSD is going? Any way to test it yet?
Who remembers Koolaid points? I wonder if these have appreciated any since 1996.
I made a video testing out-of-the-box round trip latency between Pulseaudio and Pipewire on Linux Mint 20.3 Beta. It's probably super boring for most people, just watch it at 2x speed. Link in the video description to the PPA I used to get recent Pipewire packages.
https://odysee.com/@RandomLinux:f/Pipewire_LinuxMint203_Beta:1
I'm going to give Fedora 35 Cinnamon a try. I've used Linux Mint for many years so it's a bit of a learning curve. I'm mostly interested in the pipewire implementation but I've already had to restart my system after waking from a suspend and all my audio devices were gone. systemctl restart pipewire.service did not help. With pulseaudio --kill and --start always worked. You can really tell the difference in round trip latency though, pipewire is more consistant & much faster.
I was so impressed with PipeWire for handling audio I decided to learn to edit videos to make this.
completely open source clean room project written in C https://youtu.be/kbc7IzgTvuU
RT @Rainmaker1973@twitter.com
This is not a real animal (pheew!) but the video shows how they made the little bugs in Guillermo Del Toro's 'Pacific Rim' (2013). If you assumed most of the bugs were CGI, you will be impressed by the reality level of these mechanical toys [source: http://ow.ly/rK1t30nrEjE]
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/Rainmaker1973/status/1466769189134376961
I made a video a month ago about installing and playing the OG Halo on Linux with Lutris. The linuxrocks community might find this fun. https://odysee.com/@RandomLinux:f/linux_halo_installandplay:f?r=DKC9zfRMYik3j56tmvw7YHVrUU3qU2jJ
