I mean, we all know they are breaking the law daily and donald trump has threatened them all with death if they don't scrub his name from every file.
I really wish the conservative party didn't just flop over like a possum for a horrible dictator, but they are desperate for control and this was their only way to get revenge on democrats and neutral people.
Luckily i was able to get it working in lutris, but now i'm curious to get it working in Heroic. Thanks for the tips, i'll try it out. If we can figure this stuff out now, we can help others who are bound to run into the same problem. I just wish you could find lemmy posts on search engines like reddit posts, but they are all hidden it seems.
I did notice that one of the games i loaded took about 30 seconds to load when i first tried to launch it. I tried it again later that evening and it launched much faster. Think Lutris has to maybe reconfigure somethings now since they updated the main runners that is uses.
I came across this issue many times today while researching my issue. Seems both apps had a major update in the last week and screwed up a lot of our games. But i do appreciate them working on this open source software, just sucks when it breaks like this.
I tried to use Heroic, but my copy of SimCity isn't a GOG game, so it wouldn't launch correctly. Heoric seems to have a much easier GUI though for installing games compared to Lutris, so no wonder so many people are switching over.
Alright after about 2 hours of reinstalling and trying different options i finally got Sim city 4 and 3000 unlimited to work. But i lost all my save data, so thanks Lutris for completely changing all the wine settings and making proton take over everything.
98% of my games are 32 bit, so the new version didn't like them. I had to manually change everything and try several different runners to get these to actually work. Some are on System 11, some are on wine ge-8-26-x86_64, and some are on GE-Proton to get them to launch again, But i finally have all 19 games working again. What a pain.
I turned off automatic updates on lutris as a result.
He ignored the court ruling, keeps all the tariffs in place AND he raises them 10% just because the supreme court made him angry.
Think about how batshit crazy that is.
Also, funny some of you think they will refund the money. That won't happen because they will refuse to do it. Very simple for the EPSTIEN administration to just refuse legal orders. He's immune by the same supreme court.
If you want it to be more skill based, turn off bonus stars and adjust the difficulty of the minigames to the harder ones. The bonus stars are notorious for ruining your run if you were playing great all game, but someone just got awarded 2 stars, and now you are in 2nd place. Mario Party 6 has these options, so that would be a good start.
Man i had a large CRT that i got for free a few years ago and kept moving it from room to room until i finally just gave it away.
Now i see them listed for $250-300 for "retro gaming" and it's laughable. I've thrown away more CRT tv's than i can count. Also the amount of people that can properly fix a CRT tube are dwindling daily, so hopefully these retro gaming guys start learning CRT tv repair if they want the prices to be that high.
So do your best to keep your current equipment in tip top shape, learn how to solder, learn electrical schematics, learn how to replace components on a circuit board and NEVER throw away a broken electronic anymore.
2026 and on might be a way for repair to come back strong, but at the same time, we can't repair without parts, so it's a double edged sword. SSD's only have a 5-10 year life span, so we are ALL screwed and i'm really hoping my new NVME SSD's last a decade.
All gaming consoles and PC's are doomed for the next decade, so hopefully everyone has books, retro consoles, and physical media to consume when their gaming equipment dies as it eventually will in that time frame.
After 0.5.20 ruined my entire library, i'm very reluctant to upgrade to 0.5.21 until others have verified it actually works.