Eric Engestrom @1ace@mastodon.gamedev.place

But they still come to the conventions. They still play sponsor. They still try to start discussions in our community, and we engage with them. They know they can fuck around with projects like nouveau for as long as they want and still reap benefits from the open source community just like they're actual contributors, because no one wants to have to tell their users that we didn't want to try working with nvidia because we didn't think it was fair.
This is seriously toxic.

I have to be honest, if there's ever a company that's made me question whether or not it's worth it to work on open source graphics, it's nvidia. It's genuinely depressing how like, 90+% of the issues that are reported to me about linux have to do with nvidia, how many people I see go away from distributions to other ones just because they pre-install the nvidia driver (something that a lot of distributions can't really do, and _really_ don't want to do for good reason). It's bad.

Now that looks interesting: Sublime Merge, a new git/merge client from makers of Sublime Text. https://www.sublimemerge.com/

Google partnered with Unity to create an open source, engine agnostic, match making framework...
With Kubernetes and written in go :)

https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/open-source/open-match-flexible-and-extensible-matchmaking-for-games

Some friends and I log interesting rendering resources on a github page if ever anyone wants to contribute/check it out! It's pretty new so it's missing a ton of our older links, but it should grow fairly quickly! https://github.com/AlexSabourinDev/awesome-rendering-resources/blob/master/README.md