Treat you well.

The loner that saw everyone doing better than him. Let’s go to the past and talk about the story of many, a story as old as time. Mike is a guy that is passionate about programming, while everyone in high school was making friends, talking about girls or just having fun (or at least that’s what he believes the others were doing), he was there learning stuff, making cool software, games, mods for games, and just having the time of his life that way.

Compiling GZDoom 4.0.0 in Ubuntu 24.

Compile GZDoom 4.0.0 in Ubuntu 24 In the following post, we will look at how to compile gzdoom engine 4.0.0. The special thing about this version is that it is the last version compatible for 32 bits OS. Requirements First, let’s download the source code for GZDoom 4.0.0. Or just let’s clone it like this: mkdir gzdoom cd gzdoom git clone --depth 1 --branch g4.0.0 git clone --depth 1 --branch https://github.

KVM local server with QEMU and tmux.

So I started using QEMU a few weeks ago to emulate a MacPro in my computer, and personally I liked it a lot. Now I wanted to try launching my own local server to do all my experiments and stuff that can potentially break the OS without fearing of breaking my computer or my Digital Ocean VPS. What we would do? Basically, for this example, we will use QEMU, a Debian image and tmux.