I use RiMusic and love it. I was using ViMusic, but then it got discontinued and I found RiMusic, which is a fork (and I like it better than the original).

I’m outta here

Check out Playnite then. I’m not sure about cloud save, but I liked it very much on Windows.

I used Playnite on windows back when I had Windows, it syncs with GOG and everything else.

But I find it much better to use Heroic and have one wine prefix per game. Easier to sort out compatibility and config issues.

Plus it has a beta cloud sync thing. I dont know if it uses the store’s sync system (GOG, Epic, etc) or if it’s a Heroic service on it’s own.

You could also have syncthing backup your Wine prefixes, that way you not only sync your save games, but also your whole configuration.

Bem feito. Mas será que esse valor basta pra eles reverterem as políticas?

Eu tô mais surpreso é de saber que tem tanto brasileiro assim usando linux

A game that was on my wishlist launched last week, I finished it during the weekend. ILOVED IT, it’s Minishoot Adventures, a zelda-like twin stick shooter. Sounds strange, but it’s really fun.

Me yamarrei nessa piada

Achei que fosse um tiro de dois, Zé!

It’s still in my wishlist, I have not palyed it yet. Good to know you liked it!

Dizem que o XMPP morreu pq o google inventou de entrar com um APP de chat deles e zoou o ecossistema todo.

Time for pirate servers?

I think some of it is the audience’s fault. I have heard many friends complaining about multiplayer games being “dead” or “abandoned” because there’s no new content and I’m like “I’m pretty satisfied, it doesn’t need anything else”. If there’s enough people playing for matchmaking, I’m good.

Do you know of a blog that has enabled it? I’m trying to see the posts through Lemmy, but can’t manage to do it.

Qual é esse do meio?

I like 3. I like both the political memes and the memes about people tired of political memes. Thanks for the community recommendations!

You could point the DynDNS to your first server, generate a valid SSL certificate with letsencrypt, then move DynDNS and the certificate to the new server.

As per your update, the problem with the server is generating certificates, right?

Yea, choosing the open feature over the exclusive one is actually the right move

Oh, makes sense. Are all two letters TLDs countries (I kinda always assumed they were)?

I’m kind of shocked that ml is marxist-leninist. I thought it was Malaysia or something