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- 1Space game ships with built-in RISC-V emulator that runs Linux▼Show HN: Our space game has a built-in RISC-V emulator that runs Linux
An indie space game lets players run a working RISC-V emulator inside the game, capable of booting Linux. The unusual technical feature, showcased by its developers, is drawing attention for blurring the line between game mechanics and real computing, letting in-game hardware run genuine software.
- 2Pixel-art orbital sim Get To Orbit launches on Linux●Get To Orbit: Pixel-art orbital simulation released for Linux https:// playingtux.com/en/articles/202 6/10/get-to-orbit-
Get To Orbit, an indie pixel-art orbital simulation game, has been released with native Linux support, according to Linux gaming coverage. The title is also tagged for Steam, suggesting availability on the platform. News of the release is circulating among Linux gaming and space simulation enthusiasts, who follow native Linux launches closely as signs of continued indie support for the platform.
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A gadgets roundup lists seven essential items for building a single desk setup that handles both work and gaming. The piece walks through gear meant to let users switch between productivity and play without duplicating equipment, a common concern for people working from home who also game in the same space. Readers are weighing which items are genuinely necessary versus nice-to-have.
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Galaxy Game, created in 1971 at Stanford University, is widely credited as one of the first coin-operated video games, predating Computer Space and Pong. A museum post about the machine is drawing fresh attention, with readers discussing its place in computing history and how early arcade gaming began on university campuses rather than in commercial arcades.