That’s true, the native client is Java based and works okay except for the sound issue, which has a fix but doesn’t always work very well. Plus you still need proton for the Jagex launcher.

I am just using whatever the default is in steam, and it works fine. The regular client won’t work anymore with Jagex launcher without setting up the launcher through Lutris. I will need to do that and try the sound fix again, I could never quite get it to work.

Sort by new, you see them a bit more. Seems mods are on top of things cleaning them up though.

That’s an ugly shirt

Red Hat sucks.

From the comments it sounds like if you get the source code, you are free to use it, but don’t expect to get it a second time once red hat cuts off your access, which they are free to do. So I expect builds will still happen but it will be a cat and mouse game of developer accounts getting the source code, sharing it to the downstream projects, then getting their access taken away.

That was a long article, I am surprised they went into so much depth

Hmm, interesting. That sounds like a nice snapshot in time for the game. I wonder how active it is.

I got permabanned from r/pics a while back because under a generic Facebook photo of an interracial couple at their wedding somebody asked why it was posted there and I responded “Reddit loves interracial couples”. That was it. The irony is that my marriage is interracial.

Gotta be careful

It’s a long boi booper

There are if you use steam. I have yet to run into a game I couldn’t play. Granted, I only play like three games, but still.

I am nervous about using them because I already have a docker compose setup and I worry the dev container won’t match what I am expecting. So I just use the standard docker container from my compose file and call that good enough. VScode integration makes it painless enough anyway.