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Moved my system to Linux #

I have gotten around to moving my main system over to Linux. I am running Arch Linux, with default config files provided by Luke's LARBS project. I have modified a fair amount of the configs provided in the mean time, moving from its default music player to cmus.

I have also gotten Aseprite, Godot, Steam and Discord setup as well. With regards to both Discord and Steam, they don't play the nicest with DWM but they play well enough. I will need to make adjustments to a few batch scripts I was using previously to batch export source aseprite files, however that should be a quick fix.

I have also set up a proper game design document for the project I have chosen to title The Bermuda Theory, primarily based on its location. I will probably talk more about its development later on, especially with respect to its level generation, as Godot's Scene system makes procedural generation by means of chunks or modules particularly easy and incredibly powerful due to the tree-based nature of it.


Published on 2020/05/18

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Movies: Verity (2026)

Lowen Ashleigh, hired to ghostwrite for best-selling author Verity Crawford, uncovers Verity’s autobiographical notes, and becomes involved in what may prove to be a lethal conspiracy. First of all, no idea why Wikipedia says this is “erotic”. Second of al…

via andrei.xyz November 12, 2026

Best Viewed in 800x600 Web Jam

Back in October I hosted a web jam that I never posted about here because I guess I don't love you anymore. But I'm here now and that's the important thing, right? Let's take a look at 14 entries.

via goeshard.org November 12, 2026

Silence: a Sonnet for Remembrance Day

As we approach Remembrance Sunday I am reposting this sonnet about the two minutes silence, which was first published in my book Sounding the Seasons.  I’m posting it early so that any one who wishes to, can use it in … Continue reading →

via Malcolm Guite November 7, 2026

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