Mint is based on Ubuntu, which is based on Debian. So anything advertised to work on those will generally work on mint.
One caveat is that Ubuntu also uses Snap to package stuff, but Mint doesn't have snap by default. But mint has flatpak, which Ubuntu doesn't have by default.
I think you'd want to apply the alpha value of the sprite. You can do that by making the last line "COLOR = vec4(mix(...).rgb, texture(TEXTURE, UV).a)"
Do you know if its installed through snap? I've heard that can have issues starting up quickly. You can try the flatpak or the deb package.
Wait until they see the speaker that makes noise at the speed of sound.
You can also use offline mode.
Oh my god
Someone I know misheard "Tenth Avenue Freestyle" as "Tell the devil you freestyle" and honestly that's a much more interesting song.
Don't buy windows from eBay! You can download an iso for free from microsoft. Flash that to a USB and install it that way (or as others have suggested, just use a VM). It won't be activated but you don't need that for what you're doing: https://www.microsoft.com/software-download/windows11
If you don't need windows 11, I actually recommend 10 ltsc. It doesn't come with all the bloat and adware that normal windows comes with: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/evalcenter/download-windows-10-enterprise
Somewhat, but it's not a virus. It's contained to it's own file system unless it does something really stupid, and I can easily remove the while whole thing. But the reason i needed it privileged is because it loads the ppp kernel module, so if you know a way to do that without privileged mode, lmk.
For me it had to be run with --privileged and --network=host
For some reason I also had to do "ip r add {remote IP}/{mask} via {the public IP assigned by the vpn}". A friend who knows more about networking found that out for me though, so I'm not entirely sure about it.
That's the line? Not anything else that's happened?