i have pretty poor vision, so they'd fleece me in getting those corrective zeiss inserts or whatever. so unfortunately, i won't be able to join the rest of you in *skims through article* having a virtual mickey mouse running around me.
i'm sure this one performative gesture will reinvigorate mac gaming after they killed 32-bit support, deprecated opengl, and made their own graphics thing instead of adopting vulkan
ok i tried it with my raspberry pi 1 on a circa 2001 28" panasonic crt telly.
i made a mistake and used raspbian without X, so i couldn't actually make inputs to the game. but it wouldn't have mattered, because the update rate while it played the demo was slow as shit, about 3 fps like the person on github got on their modern tv. i forgot to actually check if the pi's cpu was maxed out or not, but i suspect it's a limitation of the teletext decoding circuitry, which is probably the exact same as used on modern tvs. unfortunately i have no other tvs to test with, so that's gonna be that.
It was actually a google doc, but essentially the same problems had they used excel. Like merging cells across rows so I can't reorder the rows without getting blank cells.
In fact being on google docs made it worse, because they kept changing the list while i was trying to keep track of things on it
circuit diagram of a full-wave rectifier using vacuum tubes, but it looks like a sad person being tortured by an evil scientist
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It runs 32-bit applications just fine. It's not the lack of a native 32-bit version, which is what they stopped making, that I'm fussed about.