Gaming on Haiku

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This is annoying, SuperFreeCell give me 2 time a 9 of spades !

How can I relax and enjoy music with a so frustrating bug ?

Does I have to fill a bug report ?

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Check out this open source game. It is actually pretty amazing and working quite well for an alpha stage game. This would be great ported to Haiku.
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Isnā€™t it the first package you see in HaikuDepot if you display all packages?

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Already ported and recipe is in haikuports :slight_smile:

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Good day,

Letā€™s see if I can get the game Iā€™m working on right now to run on Haiku. If the test passes, it would be a nice step forward, I presume.

Regards,
RR

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Good day,

For starters, I did some tweaking on the work done by @CodeforEvolution and @cocobean to get this:

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Well, getting there. The Godot Icon showing on the Deskbar, and Godot running, version 3.2.2-1. Just need the Godot window to get its frame when editing a project so doesnā€™t go full screen and takes control over everything.

Other than that, I tried moving the .hpk to /home/config/packages and it launches Godot and appears in the apps list, as @PulkoMandy pointed out. Nice.
Regarding this, just unpackaging anywhere and launching the app would allow it to run, though no Deskbar menu entry. This would allow to have any number of versions of any software available, right?

Getting there, getting there.
Regards,
RR

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Unrelated hint: you can drop colors onto the workspaces replicant to change it default blue color.

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Workspaces replicant uses workspaces background colours. Are you sure dropping a colour there only change replicant colour?

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No, it changes the deskop background color also.

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https://github.com/threedeyes/HVIF-Collection/raw/master/3dEyes/SuperTuxKart.iom

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This looks genuinely amazing!

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Tux should be in another color, like blue, to make him more seeable

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Or alternately, add the white parts of the plumage.

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I donā€™t know if this is the right topic for this, sorry if it isnā€™t, but Iā€™d like to heartily commend whoever ported Mupen64, since it runs incredibly well on my hardware.

Hereā€™s a video of it getting up to a relatively smooth framerate on a stock Pentium M 725, which even some native 2D games canā€™t hit on my laptop. Again, sorry about the phone camera recording, but using a screen recorder cut the framerate in half and it wouldnā€™t actually save my video, so this is the best I could do.

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