As solo dev I mostly use local or selfhosted software but recently I got a teammate and I needed tool for collaboration.
There is a lot of options, but I wanted something that is privacy respecting and wouldn't use all my data to train AI. I decided to tryout Cryptpad. It had simple looking Kanban boards similar to Trello.
I was surprised how good it is! It has everything I needed for organizing work.
@wawe@michaelgraaf its a great tool for (us) who value privacy and dont want to be abused anymore by Google or similar companies.
Tomorrow I will try to install an instance on my localhost PC.
Seems se have a similar setup, because I dont need to be available online, just need it to avoid "google-solutions".
What other self-hosted open-source tools are you using? (Im not dev but DevOps and IT guy) Thanks!
@mzcheli I currently selfhost Trilium Notes, Nextcloud, Fresh RRS feed and Forgejo.
I have been looking for a new project /knowledge management tool to selfhost and currently leaning bit towards Anytype but the search for perfect note taking app continues.
CryptPad will probably solve my basic needs for project management but I originally left Trello for ClickUp because it was bit too limiting so in the end I might face similar problems with CryptPad.
In Finland (some) high schools offer laptops for school use and these are running Opinsys OS (or Puavo OS), debian based distro. More info about it: https://puavo.org/
This is amazing and hopefully it makes more people become familiar with Linux!
One of the things holding back Linux is that local retailers do not sell Linux computers/laptops. Image if you had choice between two similar computers but other one is over 100 euros cheaper.
I asked this in Godot Forums and got no answer so maybe someone in the fediverse knows. I am using node2D.DrawTextureRectRegion to draw my sprites. Currently all my textures are drawn using the same Node2D which is why I cannot flip the sprite by flipping the node. DrawTextureRectRegion has support for “transpose” but this only swaps the x and Y axis. Is there way to flip textures when using DrawTextureRectRegion without flipping the node? #godot#godotengine#gamedev
Anyone want to try small prototype and give feedback?
It is a party based roguelike where you control multiple characters and attack enemies. It is a really simple for experimenting game that combines elements from games like Rogue and Baldur's Gate. It is turnbased but turns are handled fast similar to Stoneshard.
@wawe Just played for a few minutes. I found the keyboard + mouse keyboards to be clumsy for me (Ok, I'm playing on a laptop with trackpad so it doesn't help).
I was expecting that moving toward an enemy would auto attack it so having to click twice (open menu, click on attack) felt very slow. Same for collecting coins. Why can't I just walk on them?
Haven't been really able to take advantage of having 2 chars. Seems to get in the way more than it helps right now.
Yeah, right now it is really mouse depended so that impacts the experience.
Intention is that you can do many things when interacting so I don't want attacking/collecting happen automatically, but I clearly need to make them better.
I need to create some encounter to better test the multiple character controlling.
Does anyone know an old school roguelike game where you play as a small party? In the overworld you control one character and then battles open to a small scene. It has really simple pixel art graphics, spell casters cast spells by typing the spell name and it had perma death. Start of the game you build a party of eight IIRC. The name was one word and really didn't mean anything.
@wawe oh wow I wish I knew. Sounds amazing. Racking my brain.. do you remember system? I hate to say anything about the accursed reddit but r/tipofmyjoystick there is for that and you may have luck.
@jake4480 Yeah, someone in reddit might know but I deleted my account and don't feel like creating new one just for this😅
I will try asking around lemmy.
I released my first game on Steam and got rid of impostor syndrome!
My first game Mushy Score is out on Steam! I have been creating games since I was a child but never felt like a real game dev. Now I finally have a game that I can show to other people.
Mushy Score is a 2D Roguelike where you fight against endless waves of enemies. Collect points and try to get a high score! I am super exited for the release !