u/Mean-Career-6509

my first mini game!

my first mini game!

any advice or input of any kind is much appreciated. i had a line to prevent it from breaking if a player tried to input something not on the list, like "banana" or something, and it was work perfectly, but when i went to test it this morning before posting the line was broken and i don't understand why. so i had to remove it. so as long as you don't try to confuse it or misspell anything (my biggest sin) it should run fine. I've only been coding for about a month so I'm pretty proud that this thing works at all.

edit: i guess i'm stupid for thinking that adding the link would make it available to anyone who wanted it .

[link to .py](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lo2mEN0IGGN7BUXF50sQdgGXh\_ZOylPY/view?usp=sharing)

u/Mean-Career-6509 — 3 days ago

hp min 210 off FB for $3. It was in great conditiont including still booting windows 7! swaped out the HDD for SSD and added a gig of ram (2gb total!) and installed antix os. My favorite part was remapping the browser button to open a terminal and adding stickers to make it fast, of course.

u/Mean-Career-6509 — 16 days ago

i'm going through /etc/slimski.conf to try and personalize boot and login and i found an active line that is labeled "for debain... not for antix" followed by an inactive line that is labeled "for antix linux with desktop..." should i switch them?

i mean, it boots fine as is. i'm trying to set myself as default so i don't have to put in login id or "pick a session" type every time i log on and happened to find the lines in question.

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u/Mean-Career-6509 — 16 days ago
▲ 306 r/cyberDeck

I used my old cat s62, a knockoff rii keyboard (the only part I had to buy "new") a wireless charging pad (it wouldn't fit without interfering with the hinges so I took it out of the shell and taped it on), a USB hub from the thrift store, and a solar charging battery bank I had laying around.

I installed termux, then install Ubuntu in termux, then install xfce4 in Ubuntu. I knew nothing about Linux or anything of the sort but this taught me so much. I'm excited to start practicing more and learning Python on this thing.

u/Mean-Career-6509 — 26 days ago