An in-depth guide demonstrates how to netboot Windows 11 using iSCSI and iPXE, enabling Windows to run from a NAS instead of local storage. The solution allows gaming on Windows while maintaining Linux as the primary OS, providing a practical workaround for AAA games that restrict virtual machine usage.
A minimalist horror game project offering source files for both MacOS and Windows platforms. Project documentation appears to be a straightforward file structure listing for development access.
Microsoft Edge's transition to Chromium in 2020 revealed text rendering inconsistencies on Windows, leading to extensive research and experimentation with text contrast values. The collaboration between Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome teams resulted in improved text rendering defaults for all Chromium-based browsers on Windows, implementing a contrast value of 1.0 to match native Windows applications.
Cooperative Linux (coLinux) is an open-source solution that enables native Linux kernel execution alongside Windows without traditional virtualization software. The system achieves near-native performance by using special driver software and sharing hardware resources cooperatively with the host operating system.