actually im hell bent on doing it

....yeah i get it poor performance ect ect but just think of the possibilities

first im looking into calling java runtime from python then loading app.jar

bundling a portable java runtime implementation and any dependencies within the UT app ....now at first its just gonna be java and prob slow as hell

then i will make it work for android later but that will be way harder ....one step at a time itll be in the works for awhile cause im still stumped on running python within clickable

i figured out web apps simple enough but i need more programmable meat ...so to speak

@dobey Don't worry, it's fine. I have been chatting with people in telegram checking that question I did. Yes, after some time thinking, it's libertine on PC. I'm aware that the android apps for steam does not launch any games.

I knew that it might not work, but I was just wondering that if there was a chance of multi-arch dependency to be installed, I could maybe get x86 sort of emulation/binaries to see a laggy steam, I was not expecting to see a fully functional app to be honest.

@Keneda I know haha, I didn't had the buttons that seems to be the ears ready, I tried to draw them in 2D, and did a little of clean up. I'll to fix serveral things in the next version

@13arz for the server, Vulkan is just another way that clients draw buffers that the server doesn't care about. The only issue to address is shipping the buffer to the server. That work isn't done (or likely to be done) with mirclient, but is done with Wayland.

It should "just work" after the Wayland migration (for graphics stacks that enable Vulkan clients).