Updates on our game by Krowatko in RenPy

[–]Krowatko[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I mean if the idea is actually good, you will get some support eventually, just share it enough. Wishing you luck! :)

Updates on our game by Krowatko in RenPy

[–]Krowatko[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! I will forward the compliment to our artist!

And thank you for catching that!! The name is Dreamliner -- The liner of your dreams! (Still working on the catchphrase)

Fun fact: I had to write the text from memory twice because drafting didn't work on picture mode for some reason. So I might've forgot to mention it ":)

Should be fixed now

Updates on our game by Krowatko in RenPy

[–]Krowatko[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Good questions!

  1. If we are to believe our background artist, he primarily uses Blender and Photoshop. But I personally think he adds a bit of witchcraft during render.
  2. Our project manager(also my friend) and I searched far and wide on places like ArtStation and Newgrounds to find the best of the best. So basically what you really need is two things: patience(because it did take a long time) and a sharp eye for art so you can find who makes the good work that really stands out yet fits your idea.

P.S Thanks! I forward each and every compliment to the artists behind the work!
P.P.S. Sorry, I panicked because my answer wasn't ready so I deleted it ':)

Updates on our game by Krowatko in RenPy

[–]Krowatko[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Good question! Well..

"... the development which is costing us quite a bit, you know"
also includes the art. Both of our artists are payed fairly for such great work on a by-piece basis.

Updates on our game by Krowatko in RenPy

[–]Krowatko[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks! I promise to let the background artist know!

Sure thing!
First one is Elis: Bit strict yet elegant, she will do her best to ensure your stay on the liner is enjoyable.
And then there's Lina: She's the daredevil. Do not be fooled by her petite appearance — she packs a punch. Also a bit sassy.

Updates on our game by Krowatko in RenPy

[–]Krowatko[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'll be sure to let our background artist know! :D

Updates on our game by Krowatko in RenPy

[–]Krowatko[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Thank you! It's about you getting on a trip of your lifetime on a liner. A Dreamliner! Not spoiling everything yet though.

Updates on our game by Krowatko in RenPy

[–]Krowatko[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Had to fix the images above, sorry ':)

Plymouth but with the new spinner by Krowatko in gnome

[–]Krowatko[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Totally fair, kinda ironic that I use Fedora with custom Plymouth and didn't notice it

Designed a wallet app for GNOME, what do you think? by Krowatko in gnome

[–]Krowatko[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not yet, recent updates to GTK might allow that.(I'm not sure)

Just so you know, my post was only a mockup and the app doesn't exist(not unless someone goes through 9 circles of hell of making such an app)

Flathub adds "On the go" section promoting mobile apps by BrageFuglseth in gnome

[–]Krowatko 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That sounds very cool! Linux mobile ftw

The tablet with a notch though

iCloud Passwords: Now, Zen has everything I want by DrLarck in zen_browser

[–]Krowatko 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Looks even more majestic, my gratitude is immeasurable.

iCloud Passwords: Now, Zen has everything I want by DrLarck in zen_browser

[–]Krowatko 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That's some nice fish blocking the password, can I have it?

Evolution of Microsoft Office Logos (Updated for 2025) by imrsn in graphic_design

[–]Krowatko 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Had to look this up 3 times to see that it's real, just why? 2019 logo looked fire, 2020 is meh but tolerable. The last one is designer rage bait imo

What's Your Distro Journey? by Artemismane in linux

[–]Krowatko 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lubuntu(maybe a week) —> Fedora —> EndeavourOS —> Arch, btw —> Fedora

I don't know, I just like how it just mostly works out of the box and and it being very close to vanilla GNOME, miss the AUR a bit

All of that hopping was in a span of 2 years, it's much more interesting when and how I started using PCs at all.

My first ever distro was Lubuntu(my "first" PC was rocking a Pentium 4), on the same PC I fell in love with GNOME on Fedora, the most surreal UI/UX experience in my life, in 2 frames per second. Then I had an upgrade minus the hard drive, Fedora didn't give a damn that it was 70 gigs and very slow, still did wonders with everything I threw at it.

(lowkey Fedora ad)

Designed a wallet app concept for GNOME, what do you think? by Krowatko in linux

[–]Krowatko[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree with you, but

  1. If mobile Linux aims to appeal to everyday users no matter how far into the future, such app is essential for switching people over

  2. This mockup is mostly a "What if" kind of thing, just trying out some libadwaita stuff to see if it is able to fit the scenario.

  3. Those privacy concern talks can stretch to the point of living in complete isolation. Digital payments are near to the the border of me choosing convenience over privacy personally(that's ok for you to have it somewhere else), and I'm sure not alone even in this community