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Just found this search engine: https://wiby.me/

There were some reports that she was standing on the bed, instead of being unconscious. E.g.: Sounds like it can be prevented by not saving in the first 5 seconds after you start the map.

hehe yeah linux memory management has allways been a complex beast mostly due to the kernel using memory mapping instead of simple malloc calls. my thought was allways that the mmap etc. functions were used to help alleviate the complexity to some degree it is still complex but atleast not as much as if you had to write the entire thing yourself. around gcc-4 / 5 they had to up the limits somewhat due to hitting constraints (the linux kernel used a pretty diminutive kernel stack) and it has grown worse since then with more complex programs and the advent of 64 bit. you can see some of the problems they encountered over time with blender which constantly brushed against the memory constraints. in retrospect this might also explain why so many of the devs who wanted new flashier features wanted to ditch 32 bit. there was a huge resistance to using things like LAA or PAE to get around the constraints because it added to some allready pretty complex code. linux devs being hobbyist by nature did not want to spend time developing workarounds for what was percieved as a natural limit of an architecture.

I probably have it on both Epic and GOG now. Also River City Girls 2, which is more of a couch co-op: https://store.epicgames.com/p/river-city-girls-2-77af3a

https://store.epicgames.com/p/i-have-no-mouth-and-i-must-scream-95c5c2 Great game. Just found out the devs updated it on Steam and Epic platforms and added neat things like controller support and achievements. The GOG version still seems older for some reason.

(from A New Job) It was pretty simple, set the AI to seated and add these two spawn args: idle_animations_sitting idle_sit_beggar replace_anim_idle_sit idle_sit_beggar

regarding linux on old / low end hardware, MGLRU is the least discussed topic, but it seems it will have an impact on low-end devices. The “MGLRU on Android” section in this post is also interesting (since it was already implemented on Android 3–4 years ago) : What is to be done about MGLRU? [LWN.net] The Linux kernel 6.1 introduces a more mature MGLRU feature i found the nice layman writeup as well : Android Memory Management is Getting Better with a New Linux Kernel Feature

Finally found it!!! A coin on the market stand in Arcade Alley. I absolutely refused to use the cheat code, and it paid off.

agh i just tried running the original bioshock on the nuveau driver with my 560 ti i get 1 fps in XP i get 167 fps. so i bit the bullet and popped in my old radeon x1900 and it runs bioshock at 57 fps on noveau and a bit more in XP. nvidia's driver model for linux in the old days was pretty horrid .(run files) and the drivers were newer updated for newer kernel models so even recompiling them will not work as much of the internal code is no longer supported so it just fails. so if you use an older nvidia card stay the hell away or braze for a lot of code fixing. amd on the other hand has been pretty supportive of the linux kernel models and uses a much better practice of driver installs by using the built in package managers. the radeon x1900 is a very very old card which only supports dx 9 and it works out of the box on the latest linux versions. nvidia has changed the driver models on more modern cards to be more in line with the amd model but older cards have newer had drivers updated to run on these kernels so its a clusterfuck to get older cards running on current versions. so if looking for a linux distro to use with pre pascal cards i would advise to use something like linux mint 19 which is one of the last to support these out of the box. but you might run into stability problems even so. also linux mint 19 is no longer supported so it wont recieve any updates, but you should still be able to get software that works on it.