Yup. Powdered Kelp is where it's at.
No. Hopefully this will be a feature in the future of ActivityPub, but it isn't right now.
Is the OSK inside of the GZDoom engine, or do you mean the Steam OSK? With the Steam OSK, I cannot type.
I've tried using a mouse to select the new save option, and no OSK shows.
EDIT: Figured it out. Thanks.
When trying to save a game or use the DOOM console in GZDoom, I cannot type anything, even with a keyboard plugged in (and on the virtual kb as well). This means that I cannot save the game.
Anybody know of a fix?
I can type when launching outside of Steam in desktop mode, so seems like an issue with Steam Input.
If I see an sbcglobal, aol, hotmail, or yahoo, I will assume tech illiteracy
According to the Infinity dev, it will continue to work until the subscription update gets released.
Wait until they realize they've been using free labor and they try moderating subs themselves, or they try to use AI to moderate.
It would be an optional feature.
Remote mounting of storage and being able to run games directly from the remote server would save a lot on local storage space.
Well, it could be bought, in the sense that the name and repo could have their ownership transferred, but that just means someone is gonna fork it.
Kind of like when Oracle bought OpenOffice, everyone moved to the fork, LibreOffice.
I'n not a huge fan of CT+ compared to vanilla. The writing for the new content just doesn't hold a candle to vanilla IMO.
Yes, but here is a link to all public instances: https://github.com/hnhx/librex/
Yeah. I could definitely see them implementing some sort of IP-based rate limiting, though.
I think this would have to start off as some kind of defined standard in ActivityPub before it could be implemented across all ActivityPub services and be interoperable.
Otherwise, it will result in fragmentation.
But yeah, having one ActivityPub account for many services is ideal IMO, along with being able to follow any content on your platform of choice (like interacting with Peertube or Mastodon postings in Lemmy, or even something rediculous like interacting with Lemmy posts in PeerTube)