Gaulish Gaming Banquet: editor

adrientd

Not now, but maybe in the future it might become more and more important. Right now I wanted to ensure that it would at least work with Wine.

adrientd

Oh well looks like I forgot that I advertised it :Obelul:

adrientd

But yeah porting **may** be a bit easy as it is already using SDL2 for windowing, the only problem is to use another renderer than Direct3D 9

pegperegogaucho

There's still the OpenGL renderer, right?

hesopesomeso

Funny that adrien's editor is supported for windows only, while mine linux only :Obelul:

can't have good things apparently

pegperegogaucho

At least you can run windows programs on linux using wine, whereas windows has nothing

hesopesomeso

There's WSL

adrientd

Yes but it hasnt been tested for a while, and probably it would be better to use OpenGL 2/3 instead of OpenGL 1

pegperegogaucho

Oh yeah, that is relatively new. Can it run hsk?

hesopesomeso

I wouldn't know :KEKW:

but you can give it a shot!

pegperegogaucho

I thought it is mostly for command line stuff

hesopesomeso

Maybe this? https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/tutorials/gui-apps

pegperegogaucho

Hmm looks promising

schmeling65

Isn't WSL just for certian windows versions? Just checked: Windows 11 Enterprise *Also I just relized what WSL LMAO I thought it would be something GPU related*

schmeling65

there is also more than WSL, that I forgot the name of, but iirc you need the pro-windows version for that and there you can setup virtual machines then but tbf, even I can execute WSL with the cmd on Windows 11 Home, so I guess it makes sense to use that

deep_wolf

Is there a tab in editor where I can change these lines? Search didn't help much, I don't remember stuff...

hesopesomeso

Localization (button with A+a)

hesopesomeso

If you want to change these specifically, you're gonna have to search in the standard text (actually, languages start at 857).

deep_wolf

Huh, strange I didn't find it there, let me double-check...

deep_wolf

Oh, it's already changed in my localized version, but font here and text remained the same

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