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Something not right, it crashes on "Spherical billboarding" stage (without printing any errors on console). Managed to launch it by switching shadows from 8k to 16k and back (or just luck). Expanding white cloud glitches which can be erased by passing the craft over them. Ground tracking or...

Pure magic. Continents are visible, no crash on applying settings. No unprovoked crashes so far (4 launches). As for "provoked" crashes, going near the Moon still produces semi-recoverable GPU crashes; bringing up ground tracking crashes, but now the ground tracking window shows of one or few...

I would gladly seed. If there is a predictable link to get the latest torrent or magnet via curl, I might set up automatic download and seed.

It's ironic, considering for decades the motto of trouble-free Linux graphics was: anything but Nvidia! It's still is, since Nvidia cards apparently require installing some extra stuff, even some additional tools and daemons for them to support suspend (Don't quote me on that). Plus, a triple-A...

It's been this way since the second or third build. Just downloaded runtime from here (specifically this), unpacked into ./dotnet and launched with DOTNET_ROOT=./dotnet Some distros even have packages for it.

This patch only applied to one of the first builds which had a specific error immediately after launch. This error was fixed in subsequent builds. Applying the patch to any other build will likely cause problems. "Protected memory" error occurs in semi-random fashion, as do some of graphical...

An observation: both native and windows build in wine sometimes pause at "Planet renderer" loading stage and hog CPU for a minute, not updating window frames (i.e. Hyprland notifies that window is not responding). And sometimes they do not and load almost instantly. Output pauses after this...

For Hyprland: windowrule = float on, match:title ^Kitten Space Agency.*$ The trick is to make the main window big enough on creation. Either float or spawning on an empty workspace works. Unfortunately, KSA windows do not have app-id or xdg tags set yet, so only a title-based rule is possible...

Yeah, linking libVulkanEx.so was probably a mistake, it's better to link system's libvulkan.so.1 into ./libvulkan.so just to satisfy current build of KSA. But KSA should search libvulkan by a versioned name. Unversioned .so names are for development and compilation, compiled applications are...

v2026.2.30.3638 is available, gzipped ) ...it does not start, can not find .NET You must install .NET to run this application. App: /home/psycho/games_lin/KSA/ksa_v2026.2.30.3638/KSA Architecture: x64 App host version: 10.0.0 .NET location: Not found The following locations were searched...

Try multiple times, it varies.

Saved data from /sys/class/drm/card1/device/devcoredump/data after GPU mooncrash, ~500K uncompressed. Is it of any use for devs?

Thanks, it gave me a clue. Perhaps the game interpreted being initially spawned in a small tile as having a small screen, all downhill from that. I wrote a borked floating rule. Spawning on an empty workspace (or writing a correct floating rule) seems to do the trick. Glitches on clouds...

On Hyprland KSA has serious scaling/mouse position issues and tries to randomly spawn dialogs into separate non-child windows, making a mess. Here, for example a configuration popped into separate window after attempting to interact with drop-down lists. This window is not a child of the main...

Neat! As @SSDeveloper said, beautifully hacky. OK, so now I have a confirmation that the glitches are KSA@AMD issues, not Wine/Debian or anything of that sort of issues. AMD is focusing on RADV, so the future is bright.

Side question, why isn't tarball compressed? Even default gzip gives 0.79 size, default xz gives 0.68, easier on traffic. BTW, ksa-linux download page has a cool style.

Hm... ksa_v2026.2.18.3622 It tried to find [lib]vulkan.so in current dir and failed, there were none in the archive (there's ksa_sign.bat lol). I linked /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libvulkan.so.1 -> ./libvulkan.so, got this: :~/games_lin/KSA/ksa_v2026.2.18.3622$ ./KSA (KSA:3): dconf-WARNING **...

https://ksa-linux.ahwoo.com/ Oh yes! Downloading...

KSP provided an archive with binaries and data, it just worked. Although, data/binaries/configs/saves were mushed together, that isn't very nice. If KSA would support XDG hierarchies to search for data and configs, a bare minimum installation procedure would be enough (i.e. to /usr/local/...

Hell yes! History in the making! In more ways than one.