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uis , vor 17 Tagen

IPMI isn't required to boot regular desktop

uis , vor 17 Tagen

I believe that still compels you to reveal your source code if you modify Godot itself and release games with that, don't quote me on that though.

Well, they modified game engine itself. Makes sense.

There's a chance studios want to create a custom implementation for in-house use.

If game studios wanted to create custom implementation, they can do it instead of changing existing one.

uis , vor 17 Tagen

Free software licenses have their place, a reason Blender has become appealing is GPL.

uis , vor 17 Tagen

I want to develop plugin for former MIT-licensed software. Now I can't.

uis , vor 17 Tagen

if you don't want anyone to profit from your work

Technically you can. There are two popular models: Lua model and RedHat model. In first you are paid to develop requeated features, in second for support.

uis , vor 17 Tagen

It is

uis , vor 17 Tagen

LGPL

uis , vor 17 Tagen

libvorbis, yes.

uis , vor 17 Tagen

Meanwhile nobody uses BSD this day, everyone is on GPLed Linux

uis , vor 18 Tagen

Doesn't Ctrl + A deselect?

uis , vor 18 Tagen

Nice

uis , vor 18 Tagen

Not on jerboa. Also it shouldn't be URL. URL should be schema://[[user@]host[:port]]/path?query

uis , vor 18 Tagen

Photoshop 4

uis , vor 18 Tagen

Sometimes "intuitive UI/UX" leads to long "where is the fucking menu" confusion. Shitvendor of my phone shipped it with some garbage crApple-like launcher, where I couldn't remove app from home screen without removing entire app. This lasted untill I installed Trebuchet.

uis , vor 18 Tagen

"I haven't used Photoshop since version 4"

uis , vor 18 Tagen

So, which part says he never used Photoshop?

uis , vor 18 Tagen

Ok, you are just spamming same screenshot.

uis , vor 20 Tagen

doesn't support AAC

Use OPUS. Better and free.

uis , vor 20 Tagen

Krita was mentioned

uis , vor 20 Tagen

(against unix philosophy)

I'm not sure what to say, so I'll just say this is GUI program.

uis , vor 20 Tagen

but Linux window managers have always lacked creative input.

What do you mean? Window managers' job is to show windows where they are desired and not show windows where they are not desired. With optional bells and whistles like snapping to edges and autoresizing to screen quadrants.

uis , vor 20 Tagen

Since you are cutting video in pieces, applying filters and all the fun stuff, you are transcoding it anyway.

uis , vor 20 Tagen

If it even doesn't support import and export in those formats, you can try externally decode audio and video and store in lossless format. FLAC for audio and something like FFV1 for video.

uis , vor 19 Tagen

It would be better to just transcode once at the exporting process.

Lossy encoding only happens once in both cases.

How direct import-export works: input file -> lossy format decompressor of editor -> filters -> lossy format compressor of editor -> output

How external codecs work: input -> external lossy format decompressor -> intermediate representation(lossless codec, can be just storing raw frames) -> IR decoder of editor -> filters -> IR encoder of editor -> external lossy format compressor -> output

Both options have only one lossy step - lossy encoder. Or technically two - also filters, but this is editor's intention.

uis , vor 19 Tagen

So, can anyone elaborate on question instead of downvoting? Is it dragging windows that lacks creative input? Is it resizing windows that lacks creative input? Or it is showing window itself what lacks creative input?

It's like saying clipboard always lacked creative input. There is only so much it does. Copying, pasting and optionally working with history. That's it.

Well, I guess you might want to rotate the window by 45 degrees, then ok, this is not what most window managers just allow to do. And other major OSes doesn't allow at all AFAIK.

uis , vor 19 Tagen

Framework is thinkpad2

uis , vor 22 Tagen

Can you reference those instructions more specifically

uis , vor 21 Tagen (Bearbeitet vor 21 Tagen)

Ah, mesh shaders. Cool stuff. AMD retroactively added them to their old GPUs in drivers. I think same goes for Intel's post-Ivybridge GPUs(I think send opcode can throw primitives into 3d pipeline, if you are interested, you can go read docs). I guess Nvidia can do something similar.

And even if they don't have such straightforward way of implementing them, they probably(my guess, can be wrong) can be emulated in geometry shaders.

What I don't like is apparent removal of vertex fetcher, but maybe there will be extension that will return it.

uis , vor 24 Tagen

Nvidia, fuck you

uis , vor 24 Tagen

Better bugs

uis , vor 25 Tagen

like watching people go to work on a pogo stick instead of a car.

At least going to work on a pogo stick makes more sense in urban area. You can't bring car into subway. Windows on the other hand...

uis , vor 25 Tagen

You can even upgrade SDR videos and games to true HDR, even if they don't have native support. It legit makes content look more realistic.

You are just applying filters. They look good, but they are incorrect.

uis , vor 25 Tagen

It's essentially automated brightness and contrast controls that is terribly done

Brightness? True. Contrast controls? It seems you are confusing software HDR, which compresses HDR to SDR, and hardware HDR.

Hardware HDR is fancy word to say burning you eyes harder.

When you represent image as 3d vector field of brightnesses, it IS brightness control terribly done, but our eyes don't care.

uis , vor 25 Tagen

until it trickles down to distributions

Ancap spotted. Most distros don't use Gamescope. Although if HDR support is in KWin, then you can just go and install KDE on rolling release distro.

uis , vor 25 Tagen

Right. It's easy to forget that M$ has two versions of шindows

uis , vor 25 Tagen

Important question: is mesa? If not, then fuck Nvidia. If yes, then fuck Nvidia regardless, but karlherbst and other nouveau devs would like to get crashlogs if there was crash.

Was it reproduced later? What enviroment?

uis , vor 25 Tagen

Live boot SSD backup that boots right into presentation.

uis , vor 24 Tagen

Ah. When I was using proprietary, I had problems too.

uis , vor 27 Tagen

.tar.xz is. Or .tar.lzip.

uis , vor 27 Tagen

This is what we call UNIX-way

uis , vor 27 Tagen

Same algo as in 7z

uis , vor einem Monat

It's not that hardware isn't capable, it's just manufacturer isn't willing. Or rather willing to not.

uis , vor einem Monat

Capitalism makes it work only in one direction. Something became cheaper? Profits go up. Sometging became more expensive? Prices go up.

uis , vor einem Monat

I think most of the size of games is just graphics and audio. I think the code for most games is pretty small, but for some godforsaken reason it's really important that they include incredibly detailed doorknobs and 50 hours of high quality speech for a dozen languages in raw format.

True. Even Xonotic - opensource game - has very small game engine, but game logic and assets(maps, textures, lightmaps) are 1 gig. And same with AltCraft - small engine, but minecraft assets are huge.

uis , vor einem Monat

Even the slowest 3G connections can download that much in half a second.

Even 3G is not always avaliable, even 3G sometimes slower than 2G.

32 KB here, 32 KB there and boom - you have bitbucket.

uis , vor 29 Tagen (Bearbeitet vor 29 Tagen)

US? US is wild place. A lot of people still on ADSL, but 2G and 3G equipment is thrown away and say "lol, you problem, buy new phone". I won't be surprised that there are a lot of places where internet is less stable than in a train going through tunnel under the mountain in the middle of Siberia. Which means no internet.

I wonder what happens to internet connection in rural areas of USSA, since you suddenly started talking about it.

In Europe(or at least in my part of Europe) there are places where mobile internet is overloaded like subway system and city center and places where mobile internet is very unstable like my house in suburban area and, agan, trains.

And, as I mentioned, bitbucket. It struggles to load even on average PC.

uis , vor 29 Tagen

Also, engieneers already had tech debt of updating to new jQuery version, which can result in a lot of wierd bugs, so it was achiveing two goals at once.

And probably 50£ phone IS their target device.

uis , vor 29 Tagen

This is TF2 meme.