Arcade Archives Sale: Up to 50% off Selected Titles

Hamster Corporation is offering a special sale on selected Arcade Archives titles. Valid until December 2, 2024, the sale includes retro classics like:

• Neo Geo League Bowling (Switch)
• Neo Geo Aero Fighters 2 (Switch, PS4)
• Neo Geo Stakes Winner (Switch, PS4)
• Tetris: the Grand Master (Switch, PS4)

Do you remember when you had to pay hundreds for Neo Geo games?

This week we of course continued the customary bug-fixing, but got some nice new features and UI improvements too!

Let me also remind folks about KDE's end-of-year fundraiser. We're 84% of the way to our goal, and it would be amazing to get all the way to 100% before December! Then we can focus on those stretch goals from December to January.

Anyway, enough of the sales pitch, back to the free stuff!

And isn't that amazing? Let's zoom out a bit here and remind ourselves just how incredible it is that this software is made available for free, with no contract or license agreement, to everyone. To you, to your school, to community organizations, businesses, governments, even our direct competitors to study and examine (which goes both ways, and helped me fix a bug in GTK this week; read on for details). It's kind of wild, if you think about it. But, here we are, and we want to keep on being a light in a tech world that sometimes seems to be darkening. Help us keep that light glowing!

Hazel still also only gets minimal timeshare of the brain cell but she's a survivor, having recently recovered from hepatitis! 🎉

Virtua Fighter 5, the legendary fighting game series' fifth mainline installment, is set to arrive on Steam in Winter 2024. Known as Virtua Fighter 5: R.E.V.O, this will be the first time the game becomes available through the popular digital storefront.

Key Facts:

• Developer: Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio
• New Features: Rollback netcode support, 4K visuals with updated HD textures.
• Based on: Virtua Fighter 5: Ultimate Showdown (2021).

Do you think Virtua Fighter 5: R.E.V.O is a worthy addition or just another rehashed cash-grab?

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Original Title: Scientists in the UK have created Liquid crystal glasses that filter out epileptic-seizure-triggering light | A region of red light that was implicated in the infamous Pokémon incident in 1997, which triggered seizures in hundreds of viewers.

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Original Title: Binge drinking as a young adult may cause permanent brain damage decades on by fundamentally changing how the brain's neurons communicate, suggests a new study in mice, potentially raising the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease later in life.

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It comes down to this, the heavyweight desktop championship between two powers in the Linux world.

In the blue corner, we have the mighty KDE, KDE comes with a wealth of customization options and good features with every update. It serves a nice alternative to windows 10 or 11s desktop and itself as an OS.

KDE has got so good that even legendary distro, Fedora, wishes to use it in its dealings.

In the grey/black corner, we have GNOME, This is a heavy distro with some ram usage, but it strives to be a simple desktop for usage and has had some good features every new version it comes packaged in as well.

GNOME has had a long history much like KDE, But controversial changes from its older brother.

However.. big name distros like Ubuntu have used it across millions of machines in different sectors.

What desktop do you favour and why? Explain your thoughts.

Round 2... GO!

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