Never forget, every Unity demo we’ve seen has a ton of custom tools. For example, in “The Book of the Dead” they had all these custom tools, even some obscure AO tech for trees that didn’t work when I downloaded it. I remember complaining about it on their forums. Unlike Unreal, Unity’s never really “what you see is what you get”. Don’t get me wrong, I liked the short film, but Unity has always been like that, kind of “faking” the real capabilities of the engine. From an investor’s point of view, though, I guess it’s good marketing.

Someone (@kratos_1335) in YouTube’s comments.

After all of your answer you sounds like you are trapped in Unity’s box.

Exactly I even read Gentoo’s wiki too Or even Bazzite but mostly for Bazzite related stuff.

Arch wiki when I don’t know what some stuff is and how can I configure in a btw way.

For example type Grub Arch Wiki or Btrfs.

I haven’t yet but I would choose iced. System76 engineers are creating entire Desktop Environment for Linux in it and it looks and works gorgeous. I wait for the first stable version thought.

They tried to force me to use SQLAlchemy, but I vomit with Python after 5 years. I learnt a bit of Rust and I wanted to try SQLx. Seemed like a perfect opportunity. Also I made a good base for recreation of Todoist in Rust that I’m keen on.

rtask as my school project for database classes. SQLx and stuff.