Released on May 3rd, Cozy Space Survivors is a cute survival roguelite in space, one for those of you who don't have a lot of free time. It's a little gem and the developer has posted up some post-release thoughts.
Remember Besiege from 2020? A physics building game about constructing mechanical machines to annihilate armies, obliterate castles and overcome challenging obstacles. Well, now you can go sailing in it.
I love the idea of a Tuxedo laptop, but my god does their website suck... I can't even navigate it without just getting redirected back to the homepage.
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Valve's popular Linux-powered gaming handheld the Steam Deck has hit a new milestone, with 15,000 games not rated either Playable or Verified. And it continues to sell well.
this reminds me a lot of github.com/diia-open-source. It was promised to be open-sourced, for community development and all this stuff. Turned out in the end, they uploaded unusable on its own, likely sterilized, burdened with additional agreements on top of EUPL license, snapshot of whatever Diia version they developed behind the scene. Zero activity in repos, except few accepted README.md merge requests lmao.
They also delayed opensourcing the app for months, just like Winamp.
Well, considering that the era of the native, fat and feature rich music player is gone anyways, this is a bit of a nothing burger tbh. 20 years ago, when this sort of application was still relevant, it would have been worth agonising over. But back then we also had Amrok, Rhythm Box, and all sorts of others. These are all dead now. Btw. I'm not saying an application like this is useless, just that there is little interest in them.
Clementine/Strawberry have existed for years. Heck VLC too.
Winamp isn't relevant anymore and this is all a little sad. It reminds me of when Slashdot grandiosely offered up their (mass of perl and mess) forum software and everyone said, yeah, no.
I saw that announcement and gave it all the consideration due to an announcement that the Apple ][ version of Wolfenstein now has a plugin architecture. Honestly I'm not gonna get wound up about the TOS.
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Hello everyone, Asahi Lina here! Remember when we tried a bunch of Steam games last year? It's time to see where we're at today! But now we're going to do it...
It always had that, but it's a hack that doesn't work with Wine... I don't know why they announced it like that, it's misleading.
As far as I know the only thing that changed in the new release is that the 16K hacks are now enabled at runtime instead of having to do a special 16K build at compile time. But there's no way to make those hacks fully compatible, that's why we're working on microVMs. If it were possible to do cleanly without a VM we wouldn't be spending all this time on VMs ^^
Regular 4K box64 in the krun VM would be interesting to compare to FEX though!
I'm guessing this will also eventually enable regular programs to work? There's a tool I sometimes need to use (Saleae Logic 2) which is an Electron app for some special purpose hardware but I have to reboot to macOS to use it. If it's possible to run the linux/amd64 version of it using FEX that would be pretty awesome!
Regular programs should work already, but stuff that accesses hardware directly is going to be a problem since the microVM cannot pass that through... I don't think that will ever work as seamlessly as on macOS due to the extra VM layer, sorry!
(I thought there were native open source apps to use the Saleae on Linux though? Sigrok maybe? You could also try the Linux app on box64 with the page size hacks, maybe it'll work?)
hmm, in that case I guess I could use a regular arm64 Linux VM (with USB passthrough) and FEX inside the VM?
I tried Sigrok but my device is not supported :( sigrok.org/wiki/Saleae_Logic4 That should teach me not to buy hardware that can only be used with proprietary software, even if that software is good (because Logic is really nice software once it works).
The Steam networking stuff is really slow. For example, Stardew Valley (installed from Steam) works perfectly fine without Steam running, but is completely unusable when Steam is running.
Implement a reduced version of the virtio-balloon device. We only care
about the free-page reporting feature, which allows us to return pages
that the guest is no longer using to the host, reducing...
@teohhanhui @slp I think it should be set to 80% or so, yeah, though this is iffy until some change is made to bypass the guest page cache ^^ (Sergio said it's coming)
There's also a GPU memory leak in krun, but that accidentally helped me test memory pressure and the VM seems to fairly gracefully get swapped out/zram compressed when it's too much so I think it will work ^^
I also mentioned to Sergio that we should definitely look into a client-server architecture so there is only ever one krun VM even if you launch multiple apps from the host, since multiple VMs competing for RAM is probably a bad idea...
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