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I played the DooM reboot on this minipc, don't worry.... Box86 and Box64 work transparently. Once installed, they are just used automatically by the system when needed. So lutris (it's a python app) will just try to launch the stuffs, and box86/box64 will be used automaticaly. You can have...

Deponia should works (needs Box64 there). Stardew Valley, I have to check (but I only have the Steam version)

Hey @matzesu , have you seen this I don't understand what he is saying, but he is playing some Farm Simulator 2013 on a Pi/400, using Wine & Box86 (and also some more modern version on Steam I think). He is using Pi-Apps to install wine/box86 and Steam, but it's not mandatory. Also, keep in...

In french (graphics and number don't need translation), but some benches for RK3568 vs other cpu: https://fr.gadgetversus.com/processeur/rockchip-rk3568-fiche-technique/ Not bad for nomething that doesn't heat up :)

Yes, the Code::blocks PND also contains all the dev. tools you might want (gcc, clang...). It also contains a "command line" menu entry so you can build stuff from command line. autotools, cmake, ninja... are all availble there. I suggest you use the beta version of the pnd from there...

You also have an arm minipc were you can run steam and games too.

Probably also using gl4es on AmigaOS4 too I suppose?

Horizon Chase Turbo running with Steam, using latest box86+box64, on my Phytium PC (running Debian testing). Game is super smooth, even at 1440p.

I haven't pushed a DarkPlaces dbp no. I did a "NPRquake" dbp to play Quake1 (I guess that was the subject). Having a build of DarkPlace for the Pyra should not be too difficult. Not even sure it needs building, as there might be one ready to use (with gl4es) on the Debian repo?

Installing box86 also setup binfmt (using systemd binfmt service) so every x86 elf linux file is launched with box86 automatically.

it's better to also have box64 for steam, especially if you want to use proton.

On the phytium, if you don't want to use command line to compile box86 & box64, there are some apt repo of both box, updated regularly: https://github.com/ryanfortner/box64-debs & https://github.com/ryanfortner/box86-debs Follow the readme, there is 3 command to paste and than it will be update...

When I was demonstrating Box86 on the Pyra at the JdLL, I was simply using the start menu to launch "WorldOfGoo". Just Start > Games > WorldOfGoo and it ran. Nothing more involved. And taht shortcut came from the installation:just launching the setup bash script and clicking next next, basicaly...

Don't you have some games on HumbleBundle, GoG or Itch.io stores? They provide DRM free games (well, HB also provides Steam, Epic and other stores key, so you have to check before bying) and some games runs with box86+gl4es. Depending on the games, I can guide you (like if you bought some of the...

I'll try to check. But my main dev. pandora (GHz model), is dying (both battery and lcd cable), so I don't use it too much lately. My guess is that the new mmap allocation scheme is failling for some reason, but I don't see why it would on the Pandora specifically.. So maybe it's something...

I bought a random 90W power supply on AliExpress, just to be sure (but didn't had too much issue with the supplied one).

all the systems in the EMU+ series use digital stick, not analog stick to my knowledge.

there is no ° for Kelvin, just 0 K, as in 0 Kelvin.

My guess is libGLdispatch is interfering with GLESv2. Not sure were this deps come from (you can try to find "elflibviewer", a handy Qt dependancy walker that shows a tree of the dependancy instead of just the flat out output of ldd). Not sure why you have all those wayland dependancies also...

can you "ldd gles2_test" to see what library are linked there