I moved to Linux Mint last year, and while I expected it to be easier for me because I had prior exposure to linux in general, it’s been smoother than I expected! I feel like I’m in charge of my machine again.

One frustration I had was with one or two programs which I wanted to run which have been just incompatible with any version of wine/proton I could try it with, I’ll have to get a windows VM or something for these rare cases, but hope I won’t have to use it in the future

So what

Choose your adventure:

1. Yeah, fuck them, not everyone needs to eat, right?
2. I’m sure grocery prices will lower when these poor price sticker changing workers get laid off, thus benefiting us all.

Horrifying. Sending it to my friends who didn’t learn rust because it was too hard, it should help them

It’s Zelensky that says it, rumor has it Ukraine won’t give up land in exchange for peace

Only so many TLAs you can invent haha

He looks clean, well fed, and friendly. I don’t believe he’s a stray, please please don’t steal someone’s cat

I’ve only spent a little bit of time on godot-rust myself, but from what I hear you have to use some sort of third-party library to help out. I’ve heard gd-rehearse might be what you’re looking for, but never got it working myself (though I didn’t try very hard).

I’ve resorted to mostly using gdscript, and in rust just making my structures normal rust structs which I can unit test, just adding thin wrappers which use Gd<T> which call into my standard tested rust code. As long as what you’re testing doesn’t touch Gd<T> it seems to be testable in the normal way without crashing, using #[test]… but I admit it’s not ideal

Edit: there’s a godot-rust discord linked from their main docs page which is much more active than this place could be, you might get a better answer there

Jokes on you when they invent a new kind of meat your grill can’t cook

And what the hell does that have to do with the price of eggs?

Thanks!

Only 7 years for me, but long enough to hope they miss my traffic.