I like their naming scheme, I really wish they would even more get into it.
I like their naming scheme, I really wish they would even more get into it.
I am a huge fan of immutable distributions, not for my personal daily driver but for secondary systems like my living room/home theater PC.
I use a PS5 controller for some time and it works perfectly great with every function available out of the box due to the official, Sony engineered, controller module in the stock Linux kernel.
It can be used wired, which I do most of the time, or via Bluetooth.
Ok, I then misunderstood the point you wanted to make. Sorry for that and thank you for explaining it further.
Unfortunately not, or at least I was not able to find anything that would be fully Chromecast compatible receiver implementation. The Chromecast protocol is closed source and has encrypted communication. A few hacks exist but nothing that would be easy usable or anywhere stable.
David Revoy [1] is an artist who uses only open source software and Krita on a very high level and what he produces is pure art. So I would beg to differ, Krita is a extremely capable program if used by a person who can use it properly.
Configuration is a type of stored data.
Configuration is data that is read and parsed on program startup.
But limiting it to configuration storage only makes it only more absurd to implement turning completeness into the language.
Yaml is a data storage format, why should it have any kind of programmability or even turning completeness?
Those things should be done in the program that uses the data not inside of the data itself.
A modded version of Final Fantasy Tactics
Maybe they should have put that more into the focus, but everything that I had read about it back then was always only about the name change.
A few years ago there was some news about a fork called glimpse, but nobody cared so it died quickly.
The controller for the 5 works with all features too, they all work due to the official Sony controller kernel modul in the kernel.
Ok, yes that is a good and fair argument! I can totally understand your position, thanks for your explanation.
So far it is only a trailer, maybe it has something unique to offer after all. There is always hope 😃
To be honest this is the story of every post apocalyptic world, just with mechanical animals.
Yes, it is very close from the optical aesthetic, but is this anything new? Every somewhat successful game has always inspired other “clone” games, just look at all the DOOM clones, all the Soulslikes, all the battle royal games, etc out there. This is just the first game in the new genre of Horizonlikes
A world with mechanical animals is not unique to Horizon and was not even new when Horizon came out. The Xenoblade Series for example has mechanimals and this is not even the first either, just the first I can think of right now.
And the rest of the world, and the battle system, looks like Monster Hunter so it is not really new or Horizon exclusive either.
Yes, it does perfectly fine here. Blackmagic is known for its Linux support
Yes, internal consumer capture cards are not really supported on Linux, the manufacturers just don’t care so no Linux drivers are available.
That’s why I have gotten myself a prosumer grade card from Blackmagic. https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/intensitypro4k
Or you could use USB Capture Cards which are better supported, because most of them act like a USB camera, using the same protocol which eliminates the need for drivers, but they often are more limited or have a worse picture quality then internal cards.
My favorite game, the game I can always come back to, is The Elder Scrolls III - Morrowind
Why walk when you can ride?
Morrowind
Perfection 😍