I love when I can really start seeing the progress. Full disclosure: I don't speak a lick of Spanish. :laughing: The Spanish translation is all Google Translate.

I'm suffering some choice paralysis.

Do you have a game that'll run on a relatively ancient Linux machine? When I participate in jams, I work and rate on a laptop manufactured in 2012. (Best $15 I ever spent.) If you've got something with a native linux/HTML build that you think will run well on a 3rd-generation mobile i5 with integrated graphics, drop it in the comments, and I'll get to as many of them as time allows.

Due to a very hectic schedule I am being subjected to (for example, I'm booked solid for the next 12 hours), and since I refuse to spam - I need to rate games, but am seriously pressed for time. I'll have a few hours later where I can squeeze in some rating time. If you got a small game that can be experienced in 5-10 minutes and has a Linux or HTML version it would mean the world to me if you dropped a comment on this post and I'll try to throw a rating your way today or tomorrow.

Does anyone happen to know of a tool for timelapse captures on Gnome Wayland?

I plan to make a timelapse but I couldn't find a way to quietly take screenshots or record just occasional frames. I ended up using OBS, and now I have 4 gigabytes of recordings to process - much of it me mindlessly staring at the screen mind you.

I do kinda expect OBS to actually be the currently best option because of Wayland's security model, but figured I'd ask just in case.

Got a game with an HTML5 or Linux build that can be experienced with 5-10 minutes of commitment?

Let's leave it to fate, drop your comments here and I shall play!

I say 5-10 minutes, but I may or may not have accidentally sunk 2 hours into https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/58/arena-of-battleships the other day.