Thank you, hopefully it’s something small

I moved around a lot so had to be selective on what I’ve kept.

My goto was finding a home for everything. If I was keeping it, it needed a space I could put it when I was done. And not in a box labeled misc. or a shelf with everything else.

I do allow myself a “I want to keep this because I like it” box. But when it’s full I need to throw things out from it.

You’ll still have clutter, it’s unavoidable. But compared to before should be less.

Depending on the music you want to buy. You can buy some game soundtracks from GOG. Not the best value, but it is drm free.

It’s an older meme sir, but it checks out

It’s just another “retro” Linux handheld with Pirated games. The article didn’t mention it, but this one is meant for those vertical arcade shooters so it has a second d-pad rather than an analog stick.

Nothing that hasn’t been seen before.

fixed, I couldn’t remember if it was 11 or 1.1 and I wrote the post on my phone.

On my main rig I am using Nvidia RTX3060 12G, I was considering AMD, but this is putting that into question.

My laptop is using AMD for CPU and GPU which is why I ran into this. Was concerned that it was an issue with Linux Mint. So happy it isn’t.

I am curious if it’s a Davinci issue or a AMD one. Would love to hear the results.

An unfortunate evil if you have AMD and need open cl

I’ll also add it to the main post, but here is the link i was referring too

https://forum.endeavouros.com/t/can-t-use-davinci-resolve-studio-crash-to-desktop/77870/11

and here is the AUR comment thread it was linking too

https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/davinci-resolve-studio#comment-1058336

Sadly it’s above my head.

I fell with the right desktop environment like Plasma and a locked down OS that can be used without a password, Linux can be for all. Especially when it comes to using it as a web machine. If they don’t need apps, it’s fine.

Mac’s are my go to if you need commercial software. And the one pain point for Linux as a OS.

Though Valve is bridging the gap

MacOS.

I hate Apple, and I do not like how they operate. But I cannot deny how user friendly their OS is, how affordable their machines are (Mac mini) and how even those who do not know how to use a PC, can pick them up and use them.

Linux Mint is my second choice

Only Linux which feels like a normal PC, and 99% of features can be installed via UI. There are holes, and I feel an immutable OS would fill this niche better, but for now this is my number 2.

Forgot what it’s called but Nintendo made a board game collection which is touch game friendly

I wonder if GPD fell for a scam? Like the one Bern Park uncovered

It’s more of a personal one.

I made my first touch game in Unity. I tested all the system and everything worked after weeks of testing and I wasn’t able to find more bugs.

I gave my phone to my wife and asked her to try it. Immediately she was able to get the character to warp across the screen. I didn’t code this and based on my code this was impossible to happen.

After more testing I discovered that it wasn’t my code which was bugged but Unity’s. Since she was touching the screen in a way that it didn’t register that her finger was removed from the screen.

Ever since all my games touch inputs have manual timers to ensure that a touch is actually registered. And I give her my games to test since she usually breaks it in weird and wonderful ways.

I don’t think there is much you can do to fix freecad. That said, it’s my go to cad software and the improvements while small are nice to have.

Wanna learn how to tie your shoes? It’s a very easy thing to do Just sit on down and I’ll give you the scoop What’s that? It’s called a “loop de loop”

I am just hopeful other open sources devs takes inspiration from the work done here.

I’ve used a fair share of video editors over the years. Sony Vegas, Adobe Premiere, DaVinci Resolve and KDENlive.

Even in Linux Resolve is the better editor and works with my workflow. However the hardware requirements is large, and the use of ffmpeg to convert mp4 aac to a useable format is annoying on Linux, but nothing a batch script can’t help with.

KDENlive feel like an in between step of Windows Movie maker, and. Vegas. It has the functionality of a more advanced video editors, but its UI makes it feel as restrictive as Movie Maker.

There is a strong app here, it just needs polish like Audacity is getting. Hoping it gets better, since actual competition in Linux is a win for everyone.

The markets are unpredictable. I view my physical collection as the archive. Yes they are in boxes but they are the proof of ownership for my rom library.

If you don’t care and want to sail the high seas for your games, then sell them when you want. Otherwise I’d make nice displays for them and have them as art.