Sure, that’s definitely an option, I suppose with GPU passthrough (I’m not sure how well this works). My idea when I switch to Linux is to have Windows 11 and macOS VMs.

This, to me, is the worst sin of Windows 11. One of the greatest benefits Windows had compared to macOS was that it used to be backward compatible with really old hardware. Real pro move to get rid of that.

Edit: I bought a cheap micro form factor PC that I thought would support Windows 11 natively. Haha, no, the 6 year old CPU on that was not supported.

Affinity

Unfortunately, I seem to recall that Affinity doesn’t run well under wine. If only they would officially port it to Linux, that would be a major move for them and for Linux. Follow DaVinci Resolve’s and BitWig’s examples.

Praise Kier!

That’s cool, thank you for telling the background!

Thanks!

No problem, thanks!

Thanks!

Thanks again!

No worries, I’ll check it out, thanks!

Thanks! What did they do?

Cool, thank you!

What’s the story with that one? Was the original game open-sourced, or is it a rewrite?

Edit: never mind, I just saw the other reply that it was reverse engineered.

Awesome achievement, thanks for telling the story!

Good to know, thanks!

Any idea how that happened?

Cool, thank you for the reference! If I decide to pursue something like this, I will know someone to ask questions to.

Makes sense, thanks.

Thank you!

Thanks! Not quite. The idea I have in mind is to avoid having to rewrite it, if possible. Besides, I don’t think I’d have the wherewithal to do it.

Thank you!