DLNA is going to be your best bet, but it’s such a deep and convoluted rabbit hole. There’s a lot of ways to configure a setup.
DLNA is going to be your best bet, but it’s such a deep and convoluted rabbit hole. There’s a lot of ways to configure a setup.
Thanks for answering, I didn’t see this.
The homeassist app let’s you do that.
Exactly, a millennial has now clue about the newfangled kids stuff. Just hit “close friends”
To be fair a hotplate could play games better than a p4 and do it while staying cooler.
I have a box with 10 old laptops that I keep around, just for that. Unreal tournament 2004, Insane, Brood Wars and all the Id classics. I don’t get to set it up a lot, but when I do it’s always a hit.
That joke takes me back. Had to double check if I was on slashdot.
First search result I got was https://github.com/pureqml/qmlcore Never used it, but seems good.
Another Rider user. I write mainly backed code, and integrations etc. Work is Rider and Datagrip on windows. Home is Debian KDE with Rider and Datagrip. I love it. If only I can convince my it group to allow Debian on my work computer.
Loved the wobbly windows
It’s doable. Personal experience
Like VRML from the 90s? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VRML?wprov=sfla1
I had textbooks in college (25 years ago) that always had little blurbs about the acronyms and their pronunciation. GUI, we were instructed, was pronounced gooey. WYSIWYG is wiz-ee-wig, etc. It was on tests IIRC.
Couldn’t you leverage i2p or tor?
Sigh. Their hearts are in the right places…
The trouble for me was always getting people to use the controllers. I had some success with some family members using bubbleupnp on their Android phones. But the separation between sources, renderers and controllers is a little confusing for non technical people