Chaos

I thought it’s a microkernel Os… that’s why making it a useable and stable os for everyday was a little challenging

I’ve been waiting for the redox project to be ready for usage for a very long time, did they finally fix the basics of an operational ready for everyday use os? Like it now supports USB, wifi, the basic drivers like amd and Intel GPU, etc…

I always knew since 2020 that Godot will come on top one day to surpass unity and since most game devs aren’t rich enough to continue with unreal knew that it wouldn’t grow as much, although I’m curious about the “others” as in what engines are used more than unreal?

Most game devs already know what the logos stand for as most game devs went past the phase of choosing the game engine before jumping to whatwever engine is famous or known to most, also you can always ask if you didn’t know one of the logos the community will help there’s always at least one willing to answer most your questions