Tonight, we've decided to do something a little different. We're organising a Linux gaming night and you're all invited to join us.
Getting into the whole community spirit thing here, channelling some positive vibes for the Linux gaming community and for a fun indie game that's quite unique and cheap—let's play Shotgun Farmers. A good time too, as on Steam right now it's 30% off making it £4.89 / $6.99 / €5.73.
Shotgun Farmers has a lot of fun and unique game modes, in fact the basic idea of the game is one of the most unique I've seen when it comes to first-person shooters. You fire, you miss and your bullets sink into the ground and grow new weapons anyone can then harvest to get it. The weapons are hilarious too, all inspired by some sort of vegetable or fruit.
For the collectors amongst us, there's also plenty of in-game cosmetic items (100% free) to unlock as you play it and level up.
What do you need to do? Pick up a copy of Shotgun Farmers on Steam, download it, do a little practice and get ready to go online and play. We're going to start properly around 7PM UTC. Feel free to jump in earlier of course! We might even make this a regular Saturday event.
Need to hook up with other Linux gaming fans? You can try our IRC, Telegram and Discord. Also be sure to join our Steam Group!
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
Quoting: PhiladelphusFor those of us who can't easily do conversions from UTC in our heads, would it be possible in future articles to include a little widget or a link to somewhere than can do the time zone conversions? That'd be a nice quality-of-life addition. :)Yeah, I think the standard time zones for most here are GMT (which is the same as UTC, I think?), EST and PST.
Quoting: PhiladelphusFor those of us who can't easily do conversions from UTC in our heads, would it be possible in future articles to include a little widget or a link to somewhere than can do the time zone conversions? That'd be a nice quality-of-life addition. :)
In firefox I can just select it and do right click -> search google to give me the local time.
Quoting: PhiladelphusFor those of us who can't easily do conversions from UTC in our heads, would it be possible in future articles to include a little widget or a link to somewhere than can do the time zone conversions? That'd be a nice quality-of-life addition. :)Hey, sorry! I can try and remember :) - I want as many people in as possible :)
Quoting: TheSHEEEPYup, UTC is the same as GMT.Quoting: PhiladelphusFor those of us who can't easily do conversions from UTC in our heads, would it be possible in future articles to include a little widget or a link to somewhere than can do the time zone conversions? That'd be a nice quality-of-life addition. :)Yeah, I think the standard time zones for most here are GMT (which is the same as UTC, I think?), EST and PST.
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Philadelphus Jan 26, 2020
Quoting: TheSHEEEPYeah, I think the standard time zones for most here are GMT (which is the same as UTC, I think?), EST and PST.Yeah, I'm in AEDT, which looking it up is UTC+11. And before I was in HST, which is UTC-10, so I'm used to living in relatively low-population timezones. :)
Quoting: Liam DaweHey, sorry! I can try and remember :) - I want as many people in as possible :)No worries, and thanks! I figure in this day and age there must be a pretty simple solution out there—even if it's just linking to www.timeanddate.com or something.
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