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What direction and what "political beliefs"?

How can I be involved in a future one of these? I am a keen GB Camera photographer. I take photos with my GB Camera for Nintendo South Wales and UK PonyCon. I also like to try and get interesting local architecture too.

What do you mean by this?

The website said they'll look into it, but it's not guaranteed.

If your lifetime support exceeds $10 as of release, you will.

If your lifetime support exceeds $10 as of release, you will.

Thanks, I'll try that when I get home. I've spent hours browsing various suggestions.

The --no-sandbox bit did the trick. The native Linux version now runs.

Thanks for the info. Now I just need to figure out why it won't run.

Are the different platform versions the same? The download page shows different numbers for Windows, macOS and Linux. I just want to play via SteamOS.

EDIT: Weirdly, the Linux version opens in Desktop Mode, but not Gaming Mode and the Windows version runs a bit weird through Proton.

Enjoy India. I'd love to go there some day.

This looks fun. I Saw someone ask about a sharing mode. Maybe having it be able to export and import basic midi files could allow for that, although it may be too difficult to code.

I tried to do the TYK event that I got from GhostNet and it wouldn't let me load it in the game when I tried to get that event ghost.

Giving away that you spend too much time on Grindr?

My cat barks like a dog. Does that make him suitable for Pupreciation?

I've not yet purchased Supermedium, but will be soon. Just recently got a Quest 2, and wanted to see what comic readers are available, because I thought it would be pretty cool to be able to read my comics on it. Not sure if there's a specified folder that Supermedium would need them stored in, if I do transfer comics onto my Quest 2 to read them.

I currently use Chunky on my iPad, and it has the option to upload comics via a web interface. I don't know how different your app is under the hood, but wouldn't it be easier to have a web interface for non-Windows users to use, rather than having to develop multiple versions of your app.