This install was 6 months old without updating. Let’s update it and see if it bricks itself. The old Manjaro I had installed on sweeties computer bricked after I didn’t update it for too long. I’m guessing that’s because it [Manjaro] is based on Arch, and many people say never …
It can be very tricky on certain OS’s to create the correct → right arrow → for use in the inkstitch lettering library when creating a font library, or importing an existing embroidery font design. As far as I know each OS has it’s own way of creating the →. …
Use this file to test if your machine can use a .dst file format. Most can
After a full year with OST KDE as my chosen operating system, my appreciation for it continues to grow. The experience is akin to having a wee little lap cat purring along nicely. My uses for this system are diverse, ranging from content creation on YouTube to game development with …
OpenSuse devs have finally announced that Leap 16 will happen. Leap 16 will be built on SuSE ALP as opposed to Leap 15.x built on SLE. In the announcement they added that Leap 16 will not be immutable by default and should act very much like the Leap 15 series. …
Update: The opensuse devs have confirmed now that Leap will continue in more or less it’s current form. The default install for Leap 16 and beyond will NOT be immutable but will have that option in the installer, much like with Leap 15.x. Read more here: Leap 16 confirmed. It …
Update 8/30/2023: the game is now published and public with the Godot 4 rewrite. It’s a dozen times over a better game now, and the code is much better and more efficient as well. See below for updates and the current to-do list, lots of new things coming. I will …
Inkstitch v3.0.1 is now available at inkstitch.org. As far as I can tell this version has fixed all of the issues I had with v3.0.0.
I have finally begun the process of completely re-writing the code for this game to the Godot 4 engine. It’ll take some time but I’m excited for the results and now that I know Godot better, the code should be much more optimized. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lowtechlinux.shapesbreaker
I did a 30 day review and now I’m ready for my 90 day review. I’m still loving OpenSuse Tumbleweed and I’m still super happy with it. Tumbleweed runs games just as good as any other Linux out there, including Arch and Arch derivatives. It is my assumption that rolling …
