ivan wrote: ↑Sat Sep 09, 2023 10:14 am I forgot to mention the elephant in the room: to sell digital products in most countries you have to register with the local government as a tax entity and pay tax. So yes, Valve is probably paying tax to the Russian government.

That's sucks

dusoft wrote: ↑Wed Sep 06, 2023 7:54 pm This is another scaling library:
https://github.com/Vovkiv/resolution_solution

Ah...
I feel myself kinda flattered, when someone recommends my library to someone, lol.

Alright, well those are some solutions, it's up to you to use them. :) I mean, I can, but I found this behavior for setMode and love.resize to be weird. Why it triggers when you allow this function to decide new size by itself (like passing 0, 0 to it) but doesn't when you pass something specifical...

you can check the actual versus expected dimensions there and call your internal resize code when they don't match. I was doing that in past, but now everything based around love.resize because it's easier to use and resulted in more clean codebase. setMode/updateMode I have this function, but my i...

It's not called if you give setMode a size and the window gets recreated in that exact size (i.e. it's working as intended in your example). However this might change in future love versions. I hope it will, because I found this to be weird behavior, because window size changed after all. I working...

Wiki for love.resize() says: Called when the window is resized, for example if the user resizes the window, or if love.window.setMode is called with an unsupported width or height in fullscreen and the window chooses the closest appropriate size. But I found this weird because..: -- This won't trigg...

I have used Bitbucket, but it is not better in any way. It would be good if there was a decentralized option as I don't trust the large enterprise solutions like GitHub. Self-hosting? Like, host your own instance of gitlab as gnome devs do with their gnome.gitlab As for alternatives, https://codebe...

Linux is a kernel not an OS. "On linux-based operating system" if it sounds better to you If your complain is that stuff doesnt work out of the box then this is entirely your fault for not choosing a distro where stuff works out of the box. You can pick any distro and accessibility functi...

One small nitpick here--I generally agree with the point that accessibility support on Win/Mac is better, but Linux has plenty of usable options on the input side if you're willing to put some work into setting them up, it's more of a pain initially but they work just fine. I've been using Dragonfl...

You don't have to, it is possible to setup voice commands for any task you need. If you know anyone with disability need a computer, Mac comes loaded out of the box with all the functionality to setup for someone with disability. While I don't like Windows and Mac much, it's hard to not agree that ...