sirtaj

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   by sirtaj 11y ago

   Linux has been my primary desktop OS for almost twenty years, and no, I have no problems using good GUI tools when they're available. I'm happy to use a Git GUI to review changed files and selectively choose text hunks from them f
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   by sirtaj 11y ago

   What sort of constraints do you have that your dev environment can't be a VM running the same software as production?
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   by sirtaj 11y ago

   You're looking for one of the X3 games (Terran Conflict or Albion Prelude), I think. With a bunch of community mods, it's exactly as you've described. It's hard to say anything for sure given how little actual gameplay i
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   by sirtaj 11y ago

   Because for professional development, there's really no comparison; Qt is on a different level from GTK entirely. I just did a keyword search on Monster India - Qt: 69 jobs, GTK: 3 jobs.
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   by sirtaj 12y ago

   I'm surprised Tropico doesn't come up in these discussions about simulated-agent city builders more often. Maybe it didn't feel Sim City-ish enough because you have to place all the buildings yourself, or because of the compa