xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

I can't tell if it's just the placebo effect, but ever since I started filtering my drinking water, I can think much more clearly.

@lina This bug has been reported multiple times, but Pinta devs still haven't fixed this.

@lina I can't get Paint.NET to work on Linux, even through Wine. Pinta is supposed to be the FOSS equivalent, but it has it's own problems like crashing randomly when zooming or selecting, and I try it on multiple set ups.

@applejack I'll check those out. Thanks.

But you didn't make them, so no bounty for you.

@lina Paint.NET and Pinta are just simpler for me. I don't need a full-blown photo editor. I just need what is basically MS Paint with layers and transparent backgrounds.

I'm placing a $1000 bounty for anyone who can write a Paint.NET/Pinta clone that isn't dependent on .NET/Mono and doesn't crash randomly when you use the zoom or select tools.

Replaced the copyrighted, placeholder tiles with my own.

#gamedev #SFML

@allison @anemone I don't know. Not being able to use an input device when you don't have an internet connection seems like a pretty big deal.

@allison @anemone Apparently, I'm the only person who isn't picky when it comes to input devices (besides hating membrane keyboards).

I don't pay attention to the current trends of keyboard or mouse manufacturers, but ever since I've heard about Razer putting literal DRM in their mice, I've been sticking with either old or open-source input devices.

@allison @anemone If you're that cheap just get a used keyboard. I've been using a 2004 Mac Keyboard as my main for years.

@allison @anemone You could've gotten a Launch Lite from System76. It's similar to the one you got.

https://system76.com/accessories/launch

@beardalaxy @graf
>it's things like changing the site itself

But most of those are done by actually changing the sites files on the server, which is either done through FTP, SSH, or direct (physical) access to the server, and those use completely different accounts. At least on forums, admins can create new subforums.

I could make the TOS, FAQ, and related pages editable through the admin panel, but I feel like only one person should be in control of that, and I am aware that a lot of sites have co-admins, but from my experience, they don't really seem to have a say in much and just do things under the blessing of the owner admin. So, they are basically elite moderators.