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Late Night Linux Late Night Linux – Episode 342
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Jul 15, 2025 The podcast dives into the 'Stop Killing Games' movement, sparked by sudden game shutdowns and its implications for player rights. It examines the decline of player-hosted servers in gaming and the need for regulation to support games post-release. A new dog-walking game app illustrates the challenges of integrating AI with user experience. The hosts share insights on note-taking and privacy, while discussing the evolving landscape of tech, including SUSE's support strategy and Ubuntu's shift in RISC-V board support. Plus, catch the latest on KDE developments!
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Server-Dependent Games Risk Shutdown
- Online games requiring server access risk being unplayable if servers shut down.
- EU efforts might enforce game publishers to provide long-term server solutions.
Blender Studio's Dog Walk Game
- Blender Studio released Dog Walk, a game made using Blender and Godot engine.
- It serves to teach and promote these tools by letting users explore game assets.
Avoiding Gemini AI on Pixel Phones
- To avoid AI features like Gemini on Pixel phones, uninstall the app and try switching assistants.
- However, complete removal without flashing custom ROMs is currently challenging.
