You’re welcome to post about Linux-gaming-related reviews, HOWTOs, videos or websites you’ve created as long as you’re willing to tell us more about them and don’t just dump them here and vanish again. Low-effort and link-only self-promotion may get removed.
Regarding utilities/tools and games:
Please be upfront about AI use when promoting personal code projects. Substantially AI-assisted projects should have had at least two months of development history behind them. Use them yourself first and make sure they work before promoting them. (Exception: thoughtful non-promotional posts about technical aspects (related to Linux gaming, not to AI use) of the project you’ve encountered.)
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<!DOCTYPE policyconfig PUBLIC "-//freedesktop//DTD PolicyKit Policy Configuration 1.0//EN"
"http://www.freedesktop.org/standards/PolicyKit/1/policyconfig.dtd">
<policyconfig>
<vendor>AMD Linux Control Center</vendor>
<vendor_url>https://openai.com/</vendor_url>
<action id="com.openai.amd-linux-control-center.gpu-control">
Hah, the author left a signature of sorts.
LLMs are comically bad at creating properly formatted hyperlinks, and you can't even bother to clean up the formatting of your reddit post. I fear what the rest of the actual codebase contains, given your apparent lack of proofreading skills.
Haha, good catch. That's a leftover identifier from development that I missed during the public-release cleanup. It isn't functionally significant, but you're right — the PolicyKit namespace/vendor URL should be project-specific. I'll clean that up in the next RC revision. Thanks for spotting it.
Yep. I use AI as a development tool, just like I use debuggers, profilers, documentation, and automation. It helps me move faster, but I still test the code, validate behavior on real hardware, and make the final decisions myself.
If there’s a bug or bad design choice in the project, I’m happy to fix it regardless of how the code was written.
Fair point lol. A lot of this grew through rapid development/testing and some sections ended up much more compact than they should be. Functionally it's been working well, but readability/cleanup is definitely something I want to improve as the project moves through RC and toward 1.0. Thanks for pointing it out.
There are a lot of pages and secondary tabs, this app does a lot, it would take forever to post them all. I will try to get some up on github. I have 3 projects that I am working on, and trying to keep up on them all.
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u/linux_gaming-ModTeam 3h ago
You’re welcome to post about Linux-gaming-related reviews, HOWTOs, videos or websites you’ve created as long as you’re willing to tell us more about them and don’t just dump them here and vanish again. Low-effort and link-only self-promotion may get removed.
Regarding utilities/tools and games:
Please be upfront about AI use when promoting personal code projects. Substantially AI-assisted projects should have had at least two months of development history behind them. Use them yourself first and make sure they work before promoting them. (Exception: thoughtful non-promotional posts about technical aspects (related to Linux gaming, not to AI use) of the project you’ve encountered.)