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I see this as out of scope for the engine. Nice to have on paper, not nice to maintain the logic in the code.

And now it's changed to a submenu instead of a cycling option. Much better this way!

Thanks for doing that work. In that case it's pointless. I really was expecting it'd add some glue to make it easier to use. But this looks like a lowest common denominator implementation that's ultimately worthless for any serious development. Especially the non-mappable GPU buffers are really a ...

Having worked with Direct3D 9, 11, 12, OpenGL and Vulkan on various projects, it has been my experience that there are no obvious performance benefits to be gained by using the newer ones. You can, theoretically, get better performance with D3D12/Vulkan/Metal, but it depends heavily on re ...

Are you sure this will make the game run better? One important issue is that none of the main developers here own a Mac. For example, the entire new startup popup doesn't work there yet bacause ZWidgets does not have a Mac backend. Creating a Metal backend is also about maintaining it later - it is ...

Special detection for this format has been added.

You can set mouse input to two modes: regular and touchscreen-like. It seems you got the latter active on your Linux system.

So Windows 11 will remain my main, but I do hope out Linux will mature beyond this point, because I could get used to it. I've been using Windows 11 for 3 years now, with a few small tweaks it works just as well as older versions. What I did was first to reactivate the old task bar (Google should ...

Has performance of that improved in recent years? I had to use such a setup at work a few years ago and it made Windows unbearably slow even on a reasonably performant system. It hard to answer without the specific use case since it depends entirely on what you're using it for and how much that use ...

With that said, with your specific problem you'd probably get what you need by just running Windows in a virtual machine on Linux. Has performance of that improved in recent years? I had to use such a setup at work a few years ago and it made Windows unbearably slow even on a reasonably performant ...

Those duplicates are filtered by the "Filter" column, which contains "chex" for Chex Quest.
This was done this way to avoid special handling in the code.

You have to fetch the DLLs from the official distribution package - they do not get built by the project

It's a really poorly designed format but that should be enough to write some identifying code.

The main problem here is that I have no idea how to detect .mptm files, they look like standard .it files with the exact same header as them. Right now the only solution would be to default to DUMB for all .it files. I wouldn't do that for other formats - I have found several .s3m files that sound ...

The error is in the mod, we cannot do anything about it.