Smart move but wouldn’t another linux distro be better and will we need a new word for linux operating systems because people might be able to switch out the Linux kernal with the Hurd kernal in fact I think Debian allows you to do that.

That’s good but doesn’t super tux kart have support for the haptics

Somebody said it’s not open source I was just responding to them if it was not open source.

Have you ever checked the links on the site. I am just wondering and you would not consider the links another part of my site.

It’s my web page and it has links to my games and other software, ideas, game design and so on.

They should try to make it open source

I’d try it if it was a good tool and if it would make my life better for searching for information.

I said that people would use mesh networks like meshtastic or libremesh. Not those exact mesh networks.

This is not going to work people will distribute linux distros on mesh networks like libremesh or meshtastic networks.

The reason I ask is because I know linux does something like that to make sure it is at maximum performance.

I got linux x86 executables for all of those games except untitled_knight_game thought I would make sure to let you know

Ok I now have linux x86 executables for every game in these links except for Untitled_Knight_Game, I do not know where specific compilation settings are for video in export settings.

You would run out of space if you had all the tooling for every cpu architecture and os combination, you just need the tooling for your cpu architecture and os combination, sorry I didn’t respond sooner I had a lot on my plate.

I have looked into vscodium and it is not a compiler, it is a front end for compilers and for example: if I installed every single compiler for every single os and cpu combo, I would run out of storage.

Thank you I will look into it.

I am not trying to be hostile, I just have those instructions and do not have a compiled version on repository because there are so many cpu and os combinations and you can’t run a application compiled for arm run on x86 cpu or run a application compiled for Linux run on Windows, do you have better solutions to run software on anything while still keeping efficiency.

Thank you

The 1st thing is not exactly that sad and it opens up opportunities that everyone can enter and I can imagine a sharing future.

Security concerns: I don’t necessarily see that as abuse, anyone can record all records of something and if something gets wrongfully deleted someone can add it back in. There may be times when someone needs to delete a certain record, for example: when someone is bartering something in exchange to harm someone. Database hosting: anyone can host the database because I have the files in the repository. TOR: the benefit of TOR is to prevent some entity from tracking exchanges and it keeps people anonymous and with bartering real life goods you don’t necessarily need to break anonymity, there can be intermediaries to keep things anonymous. What happens next: when a person sees the record and they have what the other person wants, the first person can contact the person who has the record and negotiate the trade.

The highest possible value for a product, say like we were in a world where there is only one of everything, then everything would be equal value, which is one, for example: one carrot for one apple, and the people who has the product - the people who wants the product is supply - demand in simpler terms and the software gets those numbers by looking in the database and counting the supply of a product and counting the demand of a product.