Games: Unspottable, Tenderfoot Tactics, Disc Room

• Hunt down other players in the competitive local multiplayer game Unspottable out now | GamingOnLinux

  Unspottable has you and friends all blended together amongst a crowd, and you each need to find the other to take them down. It's highly amusing and out now.

• Explore an open world with dynamic turn-based battles in Tenderfoot Tactics out now | GamingOnLinux

  I honestly feel like I need to take an entire week off just to play Tenderfoot Tactics, a mix of turn-based battling and open-world exploration that's out now. Note: key provided by the developer. Tenderfoot Tactics is a very strange mix of games. The open-world exploration is real-time, and it blends in party-based RPG mechanics with each of your goblins having levels, equipment, abilities and the option to evolve into something bigger and then when you get into the combat it flips that into a turn-based tactical battler. It works together so amazingly well though. "For a generation, the terrible Fog - one vast, voiceless, and cruel spirit - has been eating the once-thick forests of the mainland. Now, with nowhere left to call home, and granted magic by the friendly spirits of the archipelago, one small party of would-be adventurers sets out. Find a way to save the many goblin towns of the rocky coast, discover the truth of the Fog, and, if possible, put an end to it."

• Avoid getting cut up in an intergalactic slaughterhouse, Disc Room is out now

  Small rooms, lots of spinning blades - what could possibly go wrong? Disc Room is insane and I absolutely love it. [...] Just note, that it's made with Game Maker Studio which continues to have some weird dependency problems with libcurl. On Arch Linux for example, you can install the libcurl-compat package and then launch it like this...

today's howtos

• How to Install Arch Linux 2020.09 + Cinnamon Desktop + Apps + VMware Tools on VMware Workstation - SysAdmin

  This video tutorial shows how to install Arch Linux 2020.09 with Cinnamon Desktop on VMware Workstation step by step.

• How To Install Angular on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS - idroot

  In this tutorial we will show you how to install Angular on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, as well as some extra required package by Angular

• How to Download DaVinci Resolve 16 and install on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS - Linux Shout

  Follow the steps to download latest free davinci resolve 16 to install Linux distros such as Ubuntu 20.4, CentOS, RedHat, Debian, Linux Mint

• How to use TeamViewer on Ubuntu 20.04 Linux without installation - Linux Shout

  Learn how you can use the poratble TeamVIewer from Pen drive without installation on Linux such as Ubuntu 20.04, CentOS, Linux Mint, Debian.

• How To Turn Your Raspberry Pi into NAS Server [Guide]

  A NAS server will allow you to save data from anywhere. Follow this article step by step to turn your Raspberry Pi into a NAS Server.

• How to install Nextcloud 20 on Ubuntu Server 20.04

  Nextcloud is everywhere these days. There's a good reason for that--of all the on-premise cloud solutions on the market, the open source Nextcloud is the easiest to install, most flexible, scales from a single user to an enterprise environment and makes using the cloud as easy as any other tool. With the release of Nextcloud 20, there are a few new features you'll want to take advantage of such as the new Dashboard and Talk integrations. Instead of upgrading Nextcloud 19 to Nextcloud 20, why not go for a fresh installation. Let's do just that. I'll demonstrate on Ubuntu Server 20.04.

• How to deploy the ONLYOFFICE Workspace Community Edition on Ubuntu Server 20.04 - TechRepublic

  Jack Wallen shows you how to deploy a full-blown groupware suite for your LAN with ONLYOFFICE Workspace and Docker.

• How to sync configuration files on Linux with Syncthing

  In the past on AddictiveTips, we’ve talked about Symbolize, a Linux app that works with Dropbox to keep your config files in sync. However, not everyone has a Dropbox account. If you do not have a Dropbox cloud account but still want your Linux configs to stay in sync, the next best tool to use is Syncthing. In this guide, we’ll show you how to set up a Syncthing system that will always keep your configuration files on Linux in sync.

• How to set up Adguard Home on Linux

  Adguard Home is a network-wide advertisement filtering system, much like Pi-Hole, which we’ve covered on AddictiveTips in the past. The main selling point for Adguard Home is that it doesn’t require using a client-side app (like the Adguard app you can install on Windows, Mac, etc.)

• How to create a new user with admin privileges on Linux - TechRepublic

  If you're a Linux system admin, you probably find yourself scrambling to keep everything in check every day. There's a lot to be done and doing this with a nod to security makes the task even more challenging. That's why you dole out tasks to those admins under you. After all, if you attempt to do everything yourself, eventually you're going to make a mistake, and mistakes can be disastrous in today's light speed world of business. You create new users on your Linux servers and let those admins do their thing.

Mozilla: Rust, MDN and More

• This Week In Rust: This Week in Rust 361

• MDN Web Docs: Editorial strategy and community participation - Mozilla Hacks - the Web developer blog

  Our updated editorial strategy has two main parts: the creation of content pillars and an editorial calendar. The MDN writers’ team has always been responsible for keeping the MDN web platform reference documentation up-to-date, including key areas such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Web APIs. We are breaking these key areas up into “content pillars”, which we will work on in turn to make sure that the significant new web platform updates are documented each month.

• L10n Report: October 2020 Edition | Mozilla L10N

  New content and projects What’s new or coming up in Firefox desktop

• Modern Web Standards Are Leaving Niche Web Browsers Behind - LinuxReviews

  There's plenty of web browsers to choose from on desktop computers but there's not much of a choice if you look beneath the surface. There's a ton of web browsers based on Google's Chromium code-base, a few mostly iOS and macOS browsers based on Apple's Webkit engine and then there's Firefox with it's own Quantum rendering engine. There also Pale Moon with it's own Goanna rendering engine. It is increasingly falling behind the bigger browsers and more and more websites are broken in it as web developers deploy web standards other browsers, but not Pale Moon, support. [...] The developer of the Pale Moon web browser announced that Pale Moon's source code is being migrated off Microsoft GitHub yesterday. The reason? Moonchild doesn't like that GitHub is increasingly relying on web standards the Pale Moon web browser doesn't support.

• US Department Of Justice Lawsuit Against Google Could Kill Firefox - LinuxReviews

  A US Department of Justice lawsuit against Google on the grounds that they are a "monopolist" could result in the death of the one realistic free software web browser alternative that's not based on the Google-controlled Chromium code-base and it's Blink rendering engine. Mozilla will need to find some other partner willing to pay them $400 million a year if they are forced to cancel their sweet "royalty" contract with Google.