Although I'm not looking for such communities/magazines, what I would do is to increase the search scope to look for federated instances too, as each social media have their own vices and tendencies which may hinder variety growth, and federation allows for you to circumvent that while staying on your main.
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My original post while it's still (somewhat) accessible (who knows when spez is pulling a fast one on that subreddit):
https://old.reddit.com/r/vitahacks/comments/11m5ljw/some_observations_on_porting_renpy_games_to_the/
The ones I've used enough to have an opinion on are Kbin Social (current one) and Lemmy World. Out of the two, I liked Kbin the most for being the most minimalist. Even if Kbin is the most unstable/beta forum of the two, I still prefer it over all the visual noise of Lemmy World.
Dunno when/how a game is classified a classic, but since PS2 is from the 6th gen, guess I have some suggestions! =D
Ultimate Ninja 5 is pretty cool, I think. Don't like the anime much, but gameplay loop still feels pretty good nowadays. Only released on PAL and NTSC-J regions, though.
Dragon Ball - Budokai Tenkaichi 2 is also pretty fun, coming from someone that also doesn't like the series it comes from.
I guess Godzilla: Unleashed could count as fighting game too? If so, I recommend it too.
Still updating it. Just stopped commenting on each small update to avoid spam.
I think I found the name. According to the page https://www.chigozieobi.com/comingupforair, it is a two-pieces painting called "ADORNED (DIPTYCH)".
I check sites that list hardware specs, and once I find a phone that seems interesting for an average price I'm willing to pay, I check places like XDA to know how much of a hassle it'll be to unlock the bootloader and add a custom ROM. And if modding the phone has too many/too big drawbacks, I return to the first step until I find a phone that seems good.
And besides the discussion that brought the controversy, from what I can gather, Linux benefits the most from KVM, making using a virtual machine with some super old Linux system in it very viable. ^_^
Yes. ( also just remembered there are some mix up in naming conventions across the fediverse... "<.< )
Just checked your instance, and this page seems like a good start:
https://lemm.ee/communities?listingType=All&page=1
Then you can filter pages around, subscribe to pages as they pick your interest, etc.
Then, if it's anything like Lemmy World about sorting (can't verify since I don't have an account in your instance), you can visit https://lemm.ee/?dataType=Post&listingType=Subscribed&page=1&sort=New to check all your subscribed contents, and by newest (I recommend "newest" because I get the impression posts start repeating themselves after a while with other sorting features).
I'd suggest Linux Mint.
- Simple UI
- (Xfce version specifically) is very fast (within reason; it's still a modern OS)
- It's already pretty keyboard-centric and it can be improved further if you like tinkering (my reason for dropping Windows was precisely lack of keyboard-centric controls, so if I stick to Mint, I guess it's good on that front)
- Keys can be custom mapped, although I guess most bigger Linux systems allow that either out of the box, or through 3rd party software
- Unsure what a "dotfile" is, so can't comment on that
- And Mint is still slowly adding animations to its functions (to some people's dismay), and I don't feel lag when alt-tabbing around, so I guess it is snappy too
Desktop environment Gnome é bem pesado. Recomendaria tentar usar algum sistema Xfce, já que é, até onde sei, um dos mais leves.