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@ratcatcher it really seems as though the two standards seem to address slightly different use cases.
You can set up static nodes with both, but Meshtastic seems to excel when you need rapid deploy of ad-hoc networks (hiking trips, staying connected at concerts or rallies where cell service will get overloaded etc) and Meshcore seems to be the stronger option for establishing more permanent static networks.
Update: Diablo 2 Resurrected - Infernal Edition runs very well in Linux, although you might have to manually specify the version of Proton. I'm running Proton 10 and it's smooth.
Now if someone could also just get on top of modernizing Command & Conquer Red Alert and adding new content (not just making a knock off) that would be great. Thanks.
I definitely have some FEELINGS about Blizzard in general, but dropping a remaster of Diablo 2 with DLC and it’s NOT a live service game… that’s a great way to get my attention for sure.
More of that please.
