My experience of moving from WIndows to Linux.
Handy hint and gotchas! to look out for.
Below is a guide on how to setup POP_OS! to develop spectrum next games using VSCode as the dev environment and #CSpect emulator. I’ve written this guide for my own personal use as there are several steps to getting the setup working. The Objective Setup Visual Studio code on Linux, so we can write spectrum […]
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The latest version of Satisfactory came out today and I thought I’d launch it; the trouble is the game seemed to be resolution locked at 4k. I couldn’t change the resolution there were NO options within the game (running it via Linux). No bother, I thought it’s an Unreal 4 engine, I’ll just go change
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One new feature I’ve “discovered” using Pop!_OS is auto tiling, and it’s a game-changer. It’s a feature that once you have started using it you will wonder why isn’t it part of windows? Let me explain what it does. Auto tiling resizes windows on your screen when you launch additional applications. So lets say you
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With the recent release of Windows 11, I realized that my gaming PC was not able to run it. The new requirements of the TPM chip and a recent processor left me with two choices, stay on Windows 10 until it runs out of support in 2025, or buy a new gaming PC that met
Pop!-OS a new beginning… Read More »
When trying to get AGK Classic to work on Linux you might encounter the following error message upon launching it from steam. For some reason the file geany64 has not been downloaded/installed, there is a simple hack/fix to resolve this issue. Close the error dialog and right-click on AGK Classic in your Steam library, select
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