JJ KK

[TJ - Making Tabletop Tavern @TJGameDev]

THIS IS WHAT AN INDIE GAME LOOKS LIKE

[Miguel Ángel Durán @midudev]

Aprende Clean Architecture aplicado al Frontend

✓ Usa casos de uso, servicios y repositorios
✓ Cómo se organizan las distintas capas
✓ Nada de clases, todo con funciones
�� Implementado con TypeScript

https://t.co/AbPeGPp88y

[Techjunkie Aman @Techjunkie_Aman]

The fact that Distrobox exists still feels illegal.

It basically breaks one of Linux’s biggest limitations.

You can run almost ANY Linux distro…
inside your current distro…
with near-native performance.

No VM overhead.
No dual booting.
No complicated setup.

Distrobox lets you:
• run full distros in containers
• launch GUI apps directly on your desktop
• share GPU + audio + USB devices
• integrate Wayland/X11 seamlessly
• export apps to your app launcher
• create disposable dev environments instantly

Examples:
• Arch inside Debian
• Fedora inside Ubuntu
• Ubuntu inside SteamOS
• bleeding-edge Mesa on stable systems

And because it uses Podman/Docker underneath…

it’s ridiculously fast.

Linux power users quietly turned containers into an entire operating system layer.

[Kenney @KenneyNL]

Kenney Game Assets All-in-1 has been updated! 🎁 Now includes all my latest assets, edits and name changes.

Complete changelog:
https://t.co/U68FcPC6dt

[Code Monkey @UnityCodeMonkey]

Is it possible to make a full-time living from indie games today? Absolutely! BUT only IF you have the right mix of experience, solid marketing skills, and keep your costs realistic.

Back in 2013 2020 when all I was doing was making games (before I ever started my YouTube channel), my Steam games alone brought in over $1M, which definitely allowed me to make a living.

Part of the secret for my survivability was just my cost of living. Here in Portugal my goal was $2000 per month which allowed me to have a pretty nice life. With that a one year game just needs to make $24k to make a profit, whereas if I were living in San Francisco and needed $10k per month just to survive then that same game would need $120k to make a profit, that's a LOT more difficult.

The other secret is simply experience. My first Steam game was actually my 40th game! I made Flash Games for 5 years until I gathered enough experience and skill to be able to make a living from it. It did not happen overnight.

And of course making games as a hobby just for fun is always a valid goal. It's up to you to decide if you're making this as a job or as a hobby.

I wish you the best of luck in your game dev journey!

[The ONLYOFFICE @only_office]

ONLYOFFICE is in 45+ languages thanks to our community! 🌍

Help translate the interface and Help Center. No coding, just strong English & fluency in another language.

All are welcome! Email your intro & language pair to [email protected]

#opensource #community

[Kenney @KenneyNL]

Working on a new 3D pack of #gameassets which will cover a wide range of gaming activities like mining, farming, housing, sports and more.

My personal goal is to make it a 400× model pack, my largest ever. And still completely free of course! ��

[Artur @ArturSmiarowski]

Game development is the most demanding and exciting game I’ve ever played.

9 years progressing the Soulash series, and there’s still so much ahead. Beats every MMO I've tried.

[7EGames | Making My First Steam Game Solo @7egames]

10 years as a programmer. Spent a year on my own game after work — exhausting, slow progress. So I quit. Going full-time indie. Savings for 3-4 years, aiming for 3-4 games. Waited too long. Time to go all in.

#IndieDev #GameDev #FullTimeDev #SoloDev #JustDoIt

[How To AI @HowToAI_]

Someone built a fully open-source mocap system that works with any camera.

It's called FreeMoCap, a markerless 3d tracking system that runs on ordinary webcams.

→ 500+ body, hand, and face landmarks per frame
→ exports to Blender, Unity, Unreal
→ runs on a normal laptop

100% Open Source. 4.6k stars on GitHub.

[80 LEVEL @80Level]

Valve's new Steam Controller sold out minutes after its launch, so now you'll have to wait or buy one from a reseller for $250.

Did you manage to get one?: https://t.co/WWuh7Oxy64

[Is this a 3D model? @IsThisA3DModel]

Blender has taken a principled stance and is sacrificing future donations from Anthropic to reaffirms their stance that they are supportive of artists and creators

This is very admirable and we encourage all of you to donate to Blender to show your support and appreciation 🫖

[Michael @TheMG3D]

Blender is changing the funds that they received from Anthropic as a singular donation instead of a Development Fund.

They say they don’t currently have any plans for generative AI to be integrated into Blender

“Blender is a tool for artists and creators, it’s made by humans for humans.”

[precis0x @precisox]

Google se lleva 238 mil millones de dólares al año solo por llenarte de anuncios.

Un solo desarrollador creó una herramienta totalmente gratis que los bloquea a todos, antes de que lleguen a cualquier dispositivo.
En toda tu casa.
Al mismo tiempo.
Sin instalar nada en el celular, la tele ni la tablet.

Se llama Pi-hole (más de 57.000 estrellas en GitHub).

Lo pones a correr en un Raspberry Pi de 35 dólares o en cualquier computadora vieja con Linux. Se convierte en el DNS de tu red y hunde todos los dominios de publicidad antes de que toquen tus equipos.

De repente:
- La Smart TV deja de cargar anuncios
- El teléfono navega limpio
- Los niños ya no ven propaganda en su tablet
También detiene:
- El pixel de rastreo de Facebook
- Google Analytics siguiéndote como sombra
- La vigilancia de tu tele inteligente
- La telemetría de las apps que llama a casa
- Los data brokers husmeando en tu red

Un solo aparato.
Una sola configuración.
Un comando.

Una industria de 238 mil millones neutralizada por 35 dólares y una tarde de tu tiempo. 100% open source. Gratis para siempreee.

Link en comentarios.

[AlternativeTo @AlternativeTo]

🎮 Bazzite 44, a Fedora-based Linux distro focused on gaming, has launched, featuring GNOME 50, KDE Plasma 6.6, Linux 6.19 kernel, Konsole instead of Ptyxis for KDE, improved security, lighter ISO images, and built in support for Elgato 4K capture cards.
https://t.co/nw2IDLv36Q

[Techjunkie Aman @Techjunkie_Aman]

Brave just added a feature people have wanted for YEARS.

Containers.

And most users don’t realize how powerful this is.

Here’s why it changes how you browse 👇

[Code Monkey @UnityCodeMonkey]

TOP 5 MUST HAVE Assets Useful for ANY Game in ANY Genre!

[Code Monkey @UnityCodeMonkey]

Awesome YouTube channels to learn Game Design

[David Sirota @davidsirota]

Destroying the @InternetArchive's @WayBackMachine would be the equivalent of the burning of the Library of Alexandria - one of the worst losses of knowledge in history.

Media giants are now threatening to do this.

We can't let this happen.

Pass it on.

[Nona @Nona_xai]

Linus Torvalds acaba de dejar claro que Linux no va a convertirse en un basurero de código generado por IA.

Después de meses de debate interno, la comunidad Linux publicó sus reglas oficiales sobre el uso de herramientas como GitHub Copilot.

El veredicto: se puede usar IA para programar, pero el "slop" ese código de baja calidad escupido sin pensar, no pasa el filtro.

La frase que lo resume todo: "Los humanos asumen los errores."

Puedes apoyarte en Copilot, en Claude, en lo que quieras. Pero si ese código entra al kernel de Linux, tú eres el responsable.
Tú lo verificas. Tú corriges los fallos. Tú garantizas que cumple los estándares.

Es la postura más madura que he visto en el ecosistema open source frente a la IA. Ni histeria, ni adopción ciega. Solo responsabilidad clara.
El kernel tiene 30 años de historia.

No lo van a arruinar por ahorrar 20 minutos con un autocomplete.