Just goofing around with kdenlive, it took me 20 minutes to put together, youtube-dl was the slowest part of it lol

This was just for fun!

Link to the music

https://soundcloud.com/prismaticz/escalationvol1

So in my second go around at putting out YouTube content, I will try to be a little better about making sure you can watch my content on alternative platforms. I got the green light from the owner of this instance to upload as much as I want. So I will do my due diligence.

My new setup is ready. Multibooting like this is a pain to setup, mostly in learning the quirks of guided installers. BSD's are booted through chainloading UEFI firmware. For OpenBSD it's BOOTX64.EFI, for HardenedBSD (FreeBSD) it's /boot/loader_4th.efi

More content to come, please be patient 🙏

Just put together a fun little compilation of people dancing to Jump Up. The music comes from Exert Records showcase set in Belgium at the Citadel in Dinant. Most of the tracks are dubs by Shifu, full set here

https://soundcloud.com/relevantdnb/exert-showcase-dinant

Check out the uxn emulator/virtual machine written by @[email protected]

It runs many custom games and tools from a doodle program called noodle, a flexible live coding environment that can make music called orca, a catclock, yufo a tamagotchi style virtual pet, donsol a card game dungeon crawler, and many more.

Works on Linux/OSX/BSD/Windows /Android and even Nintendo DS!

https://100r.co/site/uxn.html

This is just a sceencasting and kdenlive demo of doing some more sophisticated 3D games on OpenBSD than I'm used to. The first game is Monster Hunter Portable 3 HD remake with an HD texture update from here https://github.com/David-vz/MonsterHunterPortable3rdHDRemake

The second game is an unreleased version of Tomb Raider 10th Anniversary Edition, however the game glitches hilariously when I started shooting those wolves, so I'll won't play that again, it's broken lol.

Somebody deserves to hear this masterpiece! These Belgium dudes rock the house! Make sure you listen with headphone or speakers that actually have some BASS!!

Showcase of OpenBSD performance with dual monitors and ratpoison. I have a lot of tabs and programs running, so 2.4GB out of 12GB cached memory usage.

Are you not entertained? This is a less serious, more light-hearted video where I discuss entertainment in OpenBSD, and play some old retro games, terribly. Enjoy!

Music featured in the video - Please follow, subscribe and support these artists!

https://youtu.be/YQM6Gpyo6U8

Mr. Slattery - https://mrsatterly.com/openbsd_games.pdf

Uploading this for a friend. Discusses ancient lost civilization in South America. If you're interested in the subject, Brien Foerster and Graham Hancock are good authors and lecturers on the subject. Enjoy!