Hi, I'm attempting to run the Rhythm Heaven Groove demo on Canary Ryujinx/Ryubing but I receive an error stating that there is no application within the .nsp file. I saw that it is possible to run the demo on Ryujinx Classic (which I guess is a newer maintainer of Ryujinx) but was wondering why it wouldn't work on Ryubing. Any luck for anybody else?
The bar at the top of the window was finally removed! Also, I think the lyrics text was shrunk! So happy.
I finally took the time to listen to Drawing Restraint #9 (I probably should've watched the film it's for first lmao) and got to Hunter Vessel. I was so confused because it sounds like a really early demo version of Vertebrae by Vertebrae, a song released 2 years later. Anyone have any information on this?
Hi, I wanted to play Omsi 2 on my Mac, and I finally figured out how to do so. I got the game on a website and then added its launcher to Steam as a Non-Steam game. I exit the game for a bit and notice that the real version appeared in my library as if I had purchased it. I click the real version of the game in my library and notice that it says "purchase" instead of "play." I click "purchase" for whatever reason and now whenever I launch the Non-steam version of the game it shows this error message. I already tried replacing the steam_api.dll using goldberg emu. It still doesn't work.
ANY help would be appreciated.
I can't empty my Trash now and I can't put the Mail folder back into application support. What should I do??
Hi! I'm trying to redesign DC Metro's transit diagram in the style of NYCs. I need to recreate the rivers and parks based on the screenshot I took of Apple Maps. I want to have it so that all the stations are lined up and are the in the same place, both on my diagram and the map screenshot. How would I do this? I've tried most of the Modify tools that sounded like they could've helped.
They nerfed the fucking player on Mac 💔 Why is the text so damn big as well?? This is so disappointing.
With the new D Line Extension opening soon, I had a couple changes in mind to one of my journeys.
Since the D Line goes to Wilshire/La Cienega, which is just south of the West Hollywood Library, I was thinking about switching my usual commute.
Usual Commute:
4 from Santa Monica/Wilton -> Santa Monica/San Vicente
Planned Commute:
Taking the 207 on Western to Wilshire/Western -> D Line to La Cienega -> Walking or taking: 105 to Santa Monica/San Vicente (or whichever stop's closest to the library), or 16 from Melrose to the library.
What do you think? Is this viable? I would love to have the D Line (or literally any train) be part of my commute, not just a bus.