It also happens to me with Godot almost everytime, and I've no idea how to fix it

Hey! My name's Matthew, I'm a 17-yo who's making his first Steam game using Godot and C#. I'm making this Pico-Park-style game, where you need to beat 5 different worlds and in each of them you will have some unique mechanic. This is the fourth one, ya can shoot at your teammate) For the past "I-can't-remember-how-long" I've been polishing this ability, do you find this ability satisfying enough?

And btw if you like the idea, consider wishlisting the game it will help me a lot! I'm searching for playtesters and I will release the Demo in the nearest future! Thanks for your attention!

I was just cleaning my laptop’s keyboard with a friend of mine

I love Linux Mint :>

The last one's LMDE for comparison.

I really enjoy the way default Linux Mint Cinnamon looks like, but because it works kinda bad on my Machine (waiting for proper Wayland support) I've tried replicating it on KDE Plasma.

Here's what I've used:

1. Colors - Darkly, with Inactive Color set to none (thx Plasma for providing this options!)
2. Application Style - Darkly
3. GNOME/GTK Application Style - Darkly
4. Plasma Style - Darkly
5. Window Decorations - Darkly, only with the Minimize, Maximize and Close buttons on the right
6. Icons - Tela Dark
7. Cursors - Bibata-Modern-Classic
8. System Sounds - FreeDesktop, imo it sounds better than Ocean.
9. Splash Screen - Breeze, the default one.

Useful links

Darkly Darkly-GTK Fedora Copr for Darkly Tela Icons

NOTE: Linux Mint here is used as an example of theme, I'm not trying to start a flame war on which DE is better. I love each and everyone!

And the best thing is that both GTK and QT applications look similar! You can see it in the second screenshot, where you can barely notice that Bottles is a GTK app.

Although it is mostly all Darkly, I thought providing everything I've used to create this look will be helpful for someone!

Themes

1. Colors - Darkly, with Inactive Color set to none (thx Plasma for providing this options!)
2. Application Style - Darkly
3. GNOME/GTK Application Style - Darkly
4. Plasma Style - Darkly
5. Window Decorations - Darkly, only with the Minimize, Maximize and Close buttons on the right
6. Icons - Tela Dark
7. Cursors - Bibata-Modern-Classic
8. System Sounds - FreeDesktop, imo it sounds better than Ocean.
9. Splash Screen - Breeze, the default one.

Useful links

Darkly Darkly-GTK Fedora Copr for Darkly Tela Icons

Hello, everyone! Recently I've decided to try out Gnome with the release of new Blur My Shell version. That's when I found out that for "normal" distros you have to use this script and there are no guides on how to do that for NixOS, so the only solution is... Yep AI. I'm not proud of that, but this module just works.

note that I'm using Flake-Parts

Why am I writing this? I'm asking for help. If you are confident enough to review this chunk of code and you might open a PR here, because I'm obviously not confident enough to do that.

So feel free to use this module.

I'm NixOS Unstable, here are my dotfiles

Some colors are just wrong at doesn't look right

They are so annoying. I've been trying to finish Fallout 2 for over 3 years now lol, it was the first game that I've played on my first ever Laptop.

BRO THIS TIHNGS ARE FUCKING ANNOYING! I now I can just not help the dude, but I mean imma good person man, but imo clicking the left mouse over and over again for ages is not that entertaining (especially for my gen z brain :> )

Am I the only one?