LF Helps Microsoft's Proprietary Prison, Ship of Harkinian’ Ported to GNU/Linux
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The Open 3D Foundation Announces Latest Enhancements to Open 3D Engine, Invites O3DCon ‘Call for Proposals’ [Ed: LF brags about Windows program developed on Microsoft's proprietary prison]
The Open 3D Foundation (O3DF), home of a vibrant, diverse community focused on building a first-class, open source engine for real-time 3D development, has released 22.05, the latest version of the Open 3D Engine, with a focus on performance, stability and usability enhancements.
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Zelda: Ocarina of Time’s PC port now supports 60fps, save states, Linux and more | VGC
The fan-made PC port of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, ‘Ship of Harkinian’ now supports 60fps, Linux and more.
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