That’s why people have found out recently that existing on legacy and new way better platforms is good way to get accustomed to new ones. Along with to keep bringing people in to do the same of having one foot on both sides

Vanillo (Not open source sadly) and PeerTube are the best options we have right now

Yes, but also for cars, VTOL’s, trams, trains. HSR, boats, submarines, airplanes, etc that people can make. In future airships similar to Treasure Planet (but for on-planet not in space), and spaceships as more. Mechs, exosuits, etc are other stuff open source community-run would be good for

We all dream of electric open source vehicles and public transit!

To people still on Windows 11 go back to Windows 10 some way somehow if you really are set on not using Linux for whatever reason

Give it time and we all will reach 100% power level!!!

DLC comments!! Awesome! We have peaked at this moment /s haha

Is it for decent amount of newer mods for various games are written in Lua, or just for Luanti mods?

Luanti is fun but had no idea it was using a different language altogether.

Will do Ace!

Fascinating, I will deep dive those!

For future self reference how can I discern overtime what are polished codebases and what are not? That way I can learn to not pick up bad habits from inefficient setups to not accrue tech debt, and not have to backtrack

Will use that list to find more as well, and oh never heard of Pygame what is it capable of if you do not mind?

Gracie (Thanks) Ace! Kept this advice for re-reference

Love this, appreciate you!!

Still learning Linux commands but had been on Linux casually for couple years now: Debian, Kubuntu, SteamOS, Bazzite, KDE Linux, Pop OS_Cosmic. Currently on Bazzite and

My career is Web Developer/Software Engineer in 2nd year so have some small project experiences from school, and for fun. Documentation and Reverse Engineering is big thing I have been trying to get into more and know an older gentleman that has been programming for Linux for many decades. So lots to learn indeed but love the whole journey

What is the process like building from source? Guessing it gives a much more foundational systems-level design/learning approach.

Is Gitlab/ Forgejo & Codeberg good to use alongside Git or do you find it gets in the way of actually using Got itself?

Going to be keeping almost all games open source. I do not want to rely on AI at all too. The only thing I would use AI for is a proof of concept and that’s it

The only ones that won’t be open source are the smaller personal IP mobile games I have in mind to be proprietary first then have a re-release separate version of them as open source. So I can see what the differences are between developing proprietary, and open source (Even though the goal is just open source). Also, because I don’t know how well/bad it will be to deal with Original IP with Open Source licensing. If its easy to handle original IP with open source then they won’t be proprietary. Plus I would prefer to be transparent than not

Godot looks interesting. I’ll get it setup! Reminds me of Blender, Markdown/Manuskript/Scribus, and Krita but for Game Deving.

Does Godot have support for VSCodium, and Vim? Recommend any tools for Godot or Programming in general?

Duly noted for all this. Made physical and digital accessible notes to remember all this advice. Thanks again DreamOS!