@Oleksii Very cool. Thank you for sharing.

@dos @etam Sorry for breaking it - I would try a mesa version >= 26.01.02.

@radmorecameron That makes sense! Sorry, the instance I'm using appears to be malfunctioning today, I haven't seen your second post with the browser example at the time and then when I saw it I deleted my first post to rephrase it, but it seems like the deletion hasn't been federated (yet?)

@s4lm6n Thanks i would try this.

@fla @sd True. If there already has been code generated that might be structural garbage but still flips the right switches we shouldn't unnecessarily restrain ourselves and just use it as a messy reference.As long as there's an unmissable warning in the README about it it should be fine.

@Lioh @krafting Mega!

@DenJohn @postmarketOS oh, I misremembered that one.Thx for the correction!

@bob @postmarketOS Oh, no worries. Yeah, I don't believe anybody on the team would ever want to seriously host any of our projects on GitHub.

@Auster yes it is for a bunch of games. There is a compatibility list for games. Gravity Rush for example works fine.

@longnoserob thanks

@theking @justsoup Interesting Could you clarify what you were trying to do exactly? Happy to hear feedback on how pmbootstrap could be improved UX-wise, I know it has a long way to go

If anyone wants to take a look, here's the commit: https://git.allpurposem.at/mat/rockwork/commit/26786a891794438ed3eeab1b7fcd146e059ade01I opened a MR to upstream as well, but rebased w/o my postmarketOS build fixes so it might be less useful: https://gitlab.com/muhammad23012009/rockwork/-/merge_requests/5

@vivi yeah, I meant also managing games past being launched, like Steam or OGUI does.I feel this (your setup) is a better version of Steam Deck but I'm not convinced by that gamepad form. Something like MCON seems much nicer.

@z3ntu @pabloyoyoista wot it

@pi_crew, awesome, love that app!

@vivi Now I'm kinda curious, what's the upper limit of game complexity that's reasonably playable on a modern-ish ARM-based smartphone via x86/AMD64 emulation?I'm seriously impressed that it includes a Meteoidvania published within the last decade.