I maintain a library that is used quite a bit and I had to turn off github issues because AI bots are trying to push reporting security vulns…in a library that has no dependencies. Or AI that is setup to waste time by asking pointless questions that do not pertain to the library. The library is literally two files. Technically 3 if you include the tests.

I moved my library over to codeberg recently. So much better of an experience. Its really too bad, I have 15+ years in Github but the AI bots are going to push me out.

Oh neat!

Ive done the flatpack on ubuntu/popos. it works. I havent seen any difference. Havent tried it on a non-linux os. Maybe its better with the controllers?

I may give it another go with proton/other oses thanks!

Ive only done a couple of the Gyms. Its been fun so far. Didnt expect it to be honest.

Interesting, thanks for the info!

Firefox on mobile. I make the website an app. It works.

Ring racers is soooo much fun! My wife and I played that game. I just wish it worked better on the Steam Deck! I could only get it working on PC and getthing the controllers working was a nightmare! But after a full day of messing with everything it was worth it.

So much polish on the game! https://www.kartkrew.org/

Thats the way I see it too.

A couple of really good on the god style games or something.

Yeah imagine spending all this time getting it all set up to one day have an update that breaks literally everything. That would suck…

And android seems to not get any better, just more locked down.

Some of my favorites:

1. https://tangramgames.itch.io/tobu-tobu-girl-deluxe A more GBC classic game that was made somewhat recently. Its deceptively hard but has very tight controls. The music is fantastic and makes me want to get good at the game just to hear a bit more of it.
2. https://www.wesnoth.org/ I love this game. Im not very good at it, but its super fun and open source. Runs on just about anything. I got it working on a Miyoo mini plus of all things once. Its a strategy hex game.
3. Pokemon hacks - Theres a metric ton of these. But Ive had fun with Pokemon Unbound recently. It feels like a completely new game.

Good idea.

Nice!

Both seem like good machines :).

It also does some niceties around fonts when you do a conversion. Some ebook readers dont come with specific fonts so they just use the inbuilt one(s).

Just FYI, older Kobos are exceptionally easy to repair and modify. They used to have an SD card as the hd you could remove and do all sorts of cool things with. They also published the version of the linux kernel they used and any modifications they (Kobo) devs had to do to get things working. It was awesome for a time. Its more locked down now… :(

I used to play around with https://quill-os.org/ and it worked decently well on kobo until the newer versions started to crack down on the mod scene.

Nowadays im thinking the open book or Diptyx E-Reader might be a better bet for long term sustainability. Its great ifixit is working with kobo, but the software is still locked down.

For a bigger list take a look: https://itsfoss.com/open-source-ebook-readers-options/

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I have no clue.

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Fantastic talk. Also on peertube :)

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Unfortunately the project is reliant on quite old tech and parts nowadays.