Please bring back Overwatch 1 the very next day.

Never used it!

I love Mastadon. :D

Open-source provides cool things all the time. For example, allowing that some prefer KDE (totally valid preference), I personally feel like Gnome is the greatest desktop environment humanity has ever created and every six months it keeps getting better still.

To quote Picard, “The line must be drawn here! This far! No further!”

Steamdeck 2 is all I need.

It’s not all about business models. People make things out of personal interest too.

Not normal at all. Linux on the same hardware makes Windows feel a decade older.

Yeah, you’re right. I was thinking of it in terms of current project -> next project, but I see that’s not what was meant.

I didn’t click through and was going based on the headline. My mistake.

If Developers were in a relationship with Unity, it’d be the sort where Unity always comes home drunk and is verbally abusive, but they stick around with the belief that Unity will change.

In this case it sounds like they were talking about their next game rather than a current project.

Why stay at all whether they revert it or not? They’re egregiously incompetent and if they’ve done this sort of thing once, they’re going to do it again. Developers should go where their support will help make something better (Godot) and not stick with the crusty old Unity hag that is constantly pawing at their pockets hoping for the jingle of coins.

Just a reminder that if Unity developers with pro licenses coming to Godot contribute even a small fraction of what they might have paid for those licenses on Unity, Godot can develop even faster.

It already has. The Godot Developer Fund went up by $4,000 yesterday alone.

Godot.

If it still allowed me to do everything I wanted to in an easy enough way, I wouldn’t be opposed. I would say in short, I don’t know enough about it to know whether I’d like it.

I love vanilla gnome. I totally understand how some users prefer the flexibility of KDE, but a clean, minimal interface with easy access to workspaces is just the thing for me.

That makes sense. Thanks!

I greatly prefer Krita with a GUI.