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I think you didn't understand how the package thingy warning works: I have put the list of package in the dependancie tracking, and the system warns you that they are missing. It is up to the user to install them, the dbp itself will not do it for you. For this dbp, the complete list is...

Here is RVGL, a cross-platform remake of Re-Volt using OpenGL, OpenAL, SDL2 and Enet. The games use gl4es for the rendering. It's very smooth on the Pyra. It needs original data to be played, but you'll have the option to download them automatically. The keymap is already adapted to the Pyra...

Ok, I have repackaged the game and uploaded it. Nothing new, just the needed package list updated. Build 03 ----------- Added libalut0 to the prerequisite list

Just a reminder, for quake 1, you have https://pyra-handheld.com/repo/apps/109 that can be used (with the default renderer, it's just quake 1)

ah ok. Do sudo apt install libalut0 I'll update the dbp with the dependancy later...

I didn't forgot about gl4es this time. Maybe a missing dependancy that I haven't checked (like vorbisfile). Look in /tmp/dbpout/dbprun-ptitseb_ultimatestunts-stdout.log (or stderr.log) if there is something wrong.

Here you go: https://pyra-handheld.com/boards/forums/software-releases.242/

Here is Ultimate Stunts, an Open Source remake of the old Dos game Stunts. The game is a direct compile from the version from the Pandora (not that much have been changed). It use gl4es for rendering. The speed seems very good with the default settings, but feel free to tinker with the...

What? Why? I really don't understand why you wrote that @asimov-solensan . Can you elaborate a bit?

Install winetricks, from https://github.com/Winetricks/winetricks readme: create a file, in your home, with this content: #!/bin/sh # Create and switch to a temporary directory writeable by current user. See: # https://www.tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/subshells.html cd "$(mktemp -d)" || exit 1 #...

For Zoom: use the official Zoom for linux 64bits version, it should work fine: got to https://zoom.us/download?os=linux and select "Other Linux OS" / "64 bits" / "gcc 4.7+" => that should download a tar.xz file. Just extract that somewhere, for example with cd ~ tar xf...

It's 90W for 12V.

It seems that the 60W powerbrick supplied can be a little short under heavy load. And it's probably even more true when changing some of the internal part (like the SSD?). I would advised everyone to use a 90W powerbrick if possible. @shouhuanxiaoji : 60W is not enough, lanefu from Armbian dev...

Can you please continue this security discussion in another thread?

You don't have to install directx stuff, wine already have many, but you can if you want. I strongly suggest you install winetricks (using wintricks install info on its giithub page), and than use "winetricks dxvk" for even better wine Direct3D performances.

Well, the powerblock is 60W, entry-level desktop PC have 300W power supply, minimum. So still low power, even if noisy...

I told you already to add yourself to sudoers....

do sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list add a ligne like this (if you are on bullseye - debian 11-, adapt if it's not the case). deb http://http.us.debian.org/debian bullseye main contrib non-free exit nano with Ctrl-X than sudo apt update finaly sudo apt install firmware-amd-graphics to...

@shouhuanxiaoji it would be nice if the Phytium would be upstream indeed!

Never had that kind of issue with my system. I build box86/box64 regularly. It's probably not as intensive as Godot probably, but that's strange. Some power saving routine that goes wrong maybe?