I have been using Notion free plan. Evernote is way to limited on features and things you can do on the free account.
World of Horror. Lovecraftian point and click adventure-roguelike-card-game. 2 bit graphics, but looks and plays fantastic!
I can personally recommend Arco Linux as a great system to learn Arch. They have thousands of YouTube videos on various topics and a great forum for help. Biggest drawback is their website which can be a bit hard to navigate.
It’s the HiBy R6 III Hi-Res Audio Player:
An Australian retailer claimed that Disney would be cutting home media releases in Australia starting after Guardians of the Galaxy 3.
Played this game very much back in the day. Very good game and shooter. Saw a video some time ago with this new engine, super impressive.
Personally I have to thank Steam for their commitment for gaming on Linux. Without I would not have been able to make the switch fully.
Second this, great game! One of the best modern traditional roguelike games right now.
Debian 12 have been rock solid for me. Use it for gaming with my Nvidia card and the driver installation have been painless and easy. Mainly been using it as a normal desktop using Gnome and gaming with Steam.
Was previously running Arch based distribution ArcoLinux, but was getting tired of the updating maintenance and config file conflicts.
Debian is just stable and a few updates a week. Flatpak fixes the old packages that repository have for those applications I just “need”.
What really got me in this great list was Avatar franchise only made it to Avatar 5 in all those years! 😂
I’ve just started playing Etrian Odyssey 1 and been liking it a whole bunch. And have ignited a general interest in this genre of games, I normally play lots of different Traditional Roguelikes (not lite) and find many of the game mechanics the same / interesting.
Does any have recommendations for other First-person Dungeon Crawlers?
Been looking into the original Wizardry series and new game in early access: Wizardry: The Five Ordeals.
Just scrolled through this thread to upvote this. Definitely worth a try if you miss the Apollo UI. Very smooth and beautiful UI.
BitSeek @beehaw.org Longtime technology user, my interests in software / hardware started in the early days when i486 and 2MiB ram was the thing!