Ladybird and Servo are both in Alpha, but worth keeping an eye on.

Doubly so now that students are beginning to authentically write like ChatGPT since they spend so much time chatting it up.

Well yeah, but the US authoritarians tend to be right wing instead of left wing in their justifications of absurd state violence. They’ve been extremely prominent since at least the whole “freedom fries” era.

Yes. Nvidia shield runs Android. Moonlight runs on all desktop OSes, plus iOS and Android and a few smart TVs

Agreed. The biggest issue for me, as a PC gamer who expected bugs at launch, was really that it’s a stealth/action game that was marketed as an RPG even though it has precious few consequential choices or playstyle options.

Multiple people can screen share at once over Slack, plus people not sharing can use a pencil tool to highlight specifics on the screen, as in “you need to change this setting”

What are you comparing it to? Zoom is mediocre, in my experience. I’ve honestly had a better experience just using hangouts on Slack

For The King

Baldur’s Gate 3

Streets of Rogue

Wizard of Legend

Human: Fall Flat

Untitled Goose Game

They said local co-op in their post, I’m assuming they mean couch co-op

For ROCm you need the official drivers. For OpenCL, RustiCL (OpenCL implemented over Vulkan) works perfectly for me.

Intel has historically had very good Linux drivers. Last time I checked (8 months ago), there were still some bugs when the cards were new, but I’m sure they’re mostly ironed out by now.

Yes, personal experience, but also from benchmarks, the open source mesa drivers are just faster at this point, unless you’re turning on raytracing in everything.

Why would you use the official ones? Mesa is better

Never said it was perfect, but the game got great reviews and won a bunch of awards because it’s good despite the bugs.

Buggiest and one of the best written. RPGs need high quality writing.

This comment is 100% on-point, I’m just here to address a pet peeve: Queue = a line that you wait in, like waiting to checkout at the store Cue = something that sets off something else, e.g. “when Jimmy says his line, that’s your cue to enter stage left”

So when you said:

Queue BG3, where Larian got added money from Wizards of the Coast that they could invest into the graphics.

What you meant was:

Cue BG3, where Larian got added money from Wizards of the Coast that they could invest into the graphics.

Not to mention it’s in 28 parts if you’re downloading the standalone installer and not using Galaxy.

D&D itself is close to the highest popularity it’s ever been at (I suppose with this game now it is at the peak), what with the movie having brought mainstream attention to it and Critical Role and other actual play shows bringing buckets of attention to the game/TTRPG hobby over the last 8ish years.

Plenty of communities in that vein overe here on lemmy.sdf.org

Not just multiplayer-inspired. Fully multiplayer start to finish, if you want