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mrsgreenpotato, 9 months ago to gamedev in Switching from Unity to Godot: Tips and What You Should Expect

Very nice read, thanks for sharing!

Installed Godot yesterday and it’s starting to grow on me, I like it. Looking forward to a huge movement of studios over to Godot, which will hopefully speed up the development of Godot through further support. By any chance is there any reliable source of data about which game engines are popular at the moment? I want to see that sweet sweet decline in Unity user base over to Godot.

dragbone, 9 months ago to gamedev in I made a Solitaire game called Red Queen's Dungeon

Looks interesting, I’ll give it a try tomorrow 😃

domi, 8 months ago to godot in Creating GodotOS - Devlog 1

Now create a Wayland session that starts your Godot app in gamescope and you’re pretty close to a GodotOS.

nargacu83, 8 months ago to godot in Creating GodotOS - Devlog 1

Looks pretty cool ! Made me think, i made a small prototype of a window manager like experience for a game once.

drspod, 10 months ago to linux_gaming in [Guide] Everything you need to know about gaming on Linux

Luckily, Steam has a convenient way of moving games to your Linux partition.

How do you do this? Thanks.

popcar2, 10 months ago

Whoops. I forgot to mention this. I’ll add a little section for it later…

Go to Steam settings --> Storage. There you can add your 2nd Steam folder and be able to move games back and forth. You can select many games and click “Move”.

Screenshot of moving games on Steam

Potatos_are_not_friends, 10 months ago to linux_gaming in [Guide] Everything you need to know about gaming on Linux

This is a great post! Thanks for writing it up!

Def a bunch of things I didn’t know or was briefly familiar with.

magikmw, 8 months ago to godot in Creating GodotOS - Devlog 1

I’m thinking, maybe you could load scenes or pkg files as ‘apps’ to run in your ‘os’.

Cylusthevirus, 10 months ago to linux_gaming in [Guide] Everything you need to know about gaming on Linux

Huh, I could manage this. I still think anything involving a command line is going to be too much for all but people who just like tech stuff.