iirc it’s a “fault” of the PS3 architecture which makes it practically impossible to emulate. We’ll have to see if the second part of the remastered MSG collection will eventually port it.

Mhhh. I don’t know how to feel about this: it seems like Mobilizon isn’t getting as much traction as other federated services.

challenge level: impossible

Boilen has already moved on and retired at the end of 2023 iirc.

I have been using Koler for a while, but my experience with it has been very buggy and confusing. Is there any alternative other than waiting for Fossify’s Dialer?

Bob Dylan’s 151st Dream and its false start will never not make me laugh.

Give me Disco Elysium-tier choices in story development and dialogue.

I did know about LibreLingo, but it still feels like it’s taking really small steps! And the other alternatives don’t seem to offer the semi-holistic experience that Duolingo provides.

Do you think a send to Kindle option might be too different from a generic “send to e-reader” one? I have a Kobo and it’s so sad to see only Pocket being integrated into it.

Didn’t New Horizon have a DLC AND a microtransactions-riddled mobile game?

My money’s on an Animal Crossing, possibly not immediately on release but close to it nonetheless. New Horizons had just too much success for the company not trying to ride the wave, and they have so much room to improve on the mechanics and the variety of the setting.

The only rules I know of are help peeps who fall and keep your elbows down.

I did download the native Linux versions.

I’m referring to the Enhanced versions, yes. I tried the Linux installer as well, and after correctly installing the game it just doesn’t start. I don’t know why it’s that.

It’s not a dumb idea per se but I’d rather play a version that’s been (allegedly) optimized for Linux computers, like GOG states on the game’s front page!

all of Outer Wilds?

I can’t seem to find it. Is it on some particular repo?

Ahahah, alright I get it, but I’m no way sponsored by the one guy who built the software XD. But to answer seriously to your questions: the thing I loved about Musicbee was the ability to easily edit metadata of large collections of files seamlessly to a degree of precision and intuitiveness that, to me, feels unmatched. The integrated sound converter allows for compressing on the go. The UI is smooth and modern. The way it easily processed the addition of new files to the collection. It’s just a lot of little things which I keep on finding here or there with every new software that I try, but never all of them together, bundled into a simple package like MB. I know that foobar is considered to be just as versatile; but to set it up to work as nicely out of the box like Musicbee requires an investment in time and knowledge I don’t really have.

oof, no football?

who is this cracker? Asking for a friend…