I've been out of the scene a long time, but recognised your name. Most of my time Makoto was doing l
I've been out of the scene a long time, but recognised your name. Most of my time Makoto was doing linux support
AUsing perl for stuff is a total chad move
Hi actually made a PAR executable for windows and it would just eval load all the dependencies until it managed to launch, and that was my "framework" for the cross platform launcher
bad design but i wanted something cross platform i could just slap onto a usb and port the game around with
bad design but i wanted something cross platform i could just slap onto a usb and port the game around with
Hand i had learned a lot of perl from my boss back when i was a trainee so i figured why not
Hi still jump into the forums once in a while whenever someone pokes me to go update or change something in the new thread
Hi mean at least i made it look nice-ish
TBetter than I managed for sure!
Hrunning the game on linux was a hot mess, same on macos
Hhad to do a lot of random java arguments to fix lots of weird stuff and i wanted to be as verbose in the output as possible so other people could learn from it
Hmost of the people that contributed to my project now manage the flatpak funny enough, so i like to think it has helped in some way for them to start working on that
Hi know a lot of my friends on macos actually used my client over the official one because mine would just perform way better 
TThat's some impressive work there. I've unfortunately had to use Mac for work and I swear it is designed to be as unhelpful for power users as possible
Hi know my client checked which java version you had (sun/oracle/openjdk) and applied fixes for getting opengl working depending on which version
sun java6 no fixes needed, oracle java6 no fixes needed, java7 and newer you had to spoonfeed java the location of its own opengl library
sun java6 no fixes needed, oracle java6 no fixes needed, java7 and newer you had to spoonfeed java the location of its own opengl library
Hit would also check if it was 32bit or 64bit java you used and apply appropriate parameters for memory management and garbage collection and then also activate the experimental parallel garbage collection which would speed up loading dramatically
Halso it would stop a lot of the freezes when you loaded new map chunks or dungeoneering rooms
TProbably the best part about the NXT client - no java garbage collection.
Htrue
Hi still talk every now and then with the tech support team, they actually went so far to just recommend my client whenever someone had a linux issue
Hand i know mod dibs got the game running on a raspberry pi using my client while i got it running on a nintendo wii (would crash once you logged in but hey IT LAUNCHED!)
Hoh and i also ran it directly on an android device before they announced RS mobile
TThat counts 
I didn't know either had been managed, that's very cool
I didn't know either had been managed, that's very cool
Hfun times
Hdid you know that my client also was featured on the homepage for a while before the NXT redesign of the website? 
TI didn't! must've been one of my long quits
TI get about 2 weeks of runescape in every 5 years or so
Hlet me see if wayback machine is to the rescue
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TThat's amazing!
Hi did resign as fmod (and had to fight to get my pmod removed) when i quit and didnt agree with the direction jagex was taking
Hnow i login maybe once every 2 years
Hit was fun reading people getting the game launching on weird random systems with my client
Hi remember someone messaging me ingame once saying they got it running on a solaris machine in a datacenter just out of curiosity and sent me a picture of it on skype
Hand only because i made the code as agnostic as possible
Hwould have developed the client way more if i was not moving every darn year in that period
Hliterally been like that until this year actually
Hso i am happy i will be able to get some more time to work on passion projects
Hcurrently these are my projects
https://github.com/HikariKnight/ls-iommu
https://github.com/HikariKnight/quickpassthrough
or well in terms of the last one this tree is more accurate
https://github.com/HikariKnight/quickpassthrough/tree/dev
https://github.com/HikariKnight/ls-iommu
https://github.com/HikariKnight/quickpassthrough
or well in terms of the last one this tree is more accurate
https://github.com/HikariKnight/quickpassthrough/tree/dev
GitHub
A tool to list devices in iommu groups, useful for setting up VFIO - GitHub - HikariKnight/ls-iommu: A tool to list devices in iommu groups, useful for setting up VFIO
GitHub
A project to remove the complexity of setting up GPU passthrough for qemu - GitHub - HikariKnight/quickpassthrough: A project to remove the complexity of setting up GPU passthrough for qemu
GitHub
A project to remove the complexity of setting up GPU passthrough for qemu - GitHub - HikariKnight/quickpassthrough at dev
Hmy current goal when work calms down is to try make gpu passthrough way easier/faster to set up (as long as it is not single gpu)
TThat sounds very unenjoyable
Htrust me it was very stressful hence why all my projects have had development spikes then a giant falloff into maintenance mode
TYeah I think most of my projects get put to back burner when things are getting rough too.
That project looks like a huge job!
That project looks like a huge job!
Hit is
Hi am very proud of how ls-iommu is though
Hi use it a lot when setting up gpu passthrough and my dev VMs
Hand test VMs
H
Hvery nice for just getting the info and the project spawned from a very simple ADHD annoyance with the usual bash script people use for ls-iommu
you cant properly sort the output
you cant properly sort the output
Hand you have to do lots of grepping to get the info you want
Hhence the ls-iommu project which then is the backbone for quickpassthrough
TI've not yet had a use for passthrough, probably because I'm too set in my ways...
Hheh
