

Do we know why they don’t make ports for newer Pixels?
Do we know why they don’t make ports for newer Pixels?
Headphone jack:
Get a USBC adapter
Batteries:
Not easy to change, check out ifixit
Debian <> Pixel data transfer:
USB, or Wireless across any protocol you can imagine.
My experience with GOS:
Contactless payments and some QR code payment methods from banking apps in my country refuse to work with GOS.
Otherwise, I love it. Very easy to install and use. Recommended.
A Sims clone has to be better than the Sims and even then I wouldn’t like to play it. A mod friendly life sim engine is something I would definitely want to play.
I can already imagine a SimGine Skyrim mod being uploaded on day 1.
But I would suggest to scale it back even more, if I understood correctly, it’s still very ambitious. Make it scriptable, modular, dev & artist friendly. Well documented, treat contributors as first class.
Start with the creation of something where contributors can create for example a dog entity add the a trait called thirst which has a counter that increases x% every x seconds then another contributor adds a bowl of water that replenishes the thirst meter.
Start with a grid and snapping system with layering so that contributors could create the building blocks. Players could import models and assign an entity to it.
Players could start by importing ready made models. The character creator could come later, or you could start with just hats. And go from there.
I run Bazzite which is immutable and rock solid stable. I use Boxbuddy which is a frontend for Distrobox to install packages from any distro when I can’t find it on brew.
BF4 has 64 players total, BFBC2 has 32 players total.
If Half Life 3 was made using Godot, things would get wild.
Wero is becoming the PIX of EU.
Suicide devs, unemployed Squad.
Use the Fork Luke!
Looks ready for Bazzite !
Your choices:
Bazzite ships Flathub unfiltered.
Last update (which replaced Discover with Bazaar) changed that.
so no taking a precompiled binary and shipping that.
All FLOSS apps on Flathub are built on trusted platforms by default, in the open and verifiable. Same thing with Brew.
Not including proprietary software in the default config is a valid choice every distro has to make.
The sudden success of Bazzite comes from how easy it is to use.
What does Sonic have to do with Christianity?
Does that require trust?
My kids would love this.
Is this as good as it sounds? how well does it work with Minecraft?
New to me, thank you!
“We will produce our own TechBros™ with blackjack and hookers.”
Go with Bazzite, if you don’t like it, just switch. You only need to backup one folder, your /home dir.
2 kids here.
Avoid any challenges until you can handle the most important one. Just come back when he’s 1 y/o.
I now game with them on my Bazzite Linux desktop PC and our Steam Deck. Kids love it.