Games: Canonical, Steam, MUD1 and More
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An interview with Ken VanDine, Ubuntu desktop lead at Canonical
Another fresh interview for you today, this time with Ken VanDine who is responsible for leading the way for Ubuntu on the desktop at Canonical. This will form part of a mini-series — the first already up with Aaron Honeycutt from System76.
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Steam Racing Fest is now live until May 30th with a mini-trivia game
Valve has put up their latest little festival to grab some more games with the Steam Racing Fest. It also comes with a new Steam feature with a mini-trivia game. If you play their racing trivia game you can end up with one of those cool looking profile badges.
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Remembering MUD1 - The first multiplayer role playing game on the Internet
A member of the Lunduke Journal Community recently discovered the joy of MUDs (Multi-User Dungeons) — the on-line, multiplayer, text-based role playing games (typically played via the Telnet protocol).
Which made me realize: The Lunduke Journal simply has not spent enough time talking about the joy of MUDs.
To help rectify that, let’s take a little stroll back to the 1970s… as we explore the history of the very first MUD — and, in fact, the very first multiplayer, online role playing game on the Internet: MUD1
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The official iFixit launch for Steam Deck parts and repair guides is live
After a bit of an accidental early start that was taken down, iFixit have now actually properly launched their Steam Deck replacements parts and various guides for each part to fix or replace yourself.
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Meg's Monster has you help a lost girl get home before she causes the apocalypse
Well, this is quite a story. Meg's Monster is the next and biggest game so far from developer Odencat, where you need to help a lost little girl get home. The problem is, she has some awesome power and might just cause some kind of monster apocalypse.
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Bonfire Peaks - Lost Memories announced, plus Photo Mode update out
Bonfire Peaks, one of the nicest puzzle games released in 2021 is getting an expansion in Lost Memories plus an update is out now with new features.
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