Of course, all of the awesome Project Wingman stuff is on peertube as well. It's all in just one video though so if the youtube copy of the vids go away for some reason, there's still peertube.
I wish I could upload these on Odysee as well but it costs some blockchain thing there...
#peertube: https://video.hardlimit.com/w/uddoJouNbo1iujaHN5cyJK
#projectwingman #linuxgaming #flightsim #action #archlinux #freesoftware #opensource #opentrack #aitrack #amd #nvidia #steam #valve #proton #odysee

And I think this is the one where it's so fucking laggy in the beginning cos there's like a hundred or so aircrafts moving around, both enemy and friendly so lots of missile and railgun trails.
Around the middle is when the 16 aces came along. I have to thin out the herd of hostiles if I wanna regain FPS, lol
#youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWh0q78yZO8
#projectwingman #linuxgaming #flightsim #action #archlinux #freesoftware #opensource #opentrack #aitrack #amd #nvidia #steam #valve #proton

3 v 16, with insane weaponries like burst missile launchers and railguns. Those 16 hostiles carry the same weapons me and my other two teammates have. All done in first try lol.
Idk. It's so awesome even though my CPU and GPU seems to be working overtime to render fucking everything. I was tilting my head throughout the video
#youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDWQIlvEm3M
#projectwingman #linuxgaming #flightsim #action #archlinux #freesoftware #opensource #opentrack #aitrack #amd #nvidia

This is why I love streaming. I get to save awesome moments and I can rewatch videos like these when I'm bored. I was just playing around with the enemies but they got scared lol
Idk. Headtracking with just a simple camera is so awesome. It's like VR without the VR head stuff
#peertube: https://video.hardlimit.com/w/4SsUzy8hdBY6XKKua73PmH
#youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56ZbUguDxdI
#projectwingman #linuxgaming #flightsim #archlinux #freesoftware #opensource #opentrack #aitrack

🇧🇷 Lula's totalitarian Digital ID verification law in Brazil has already made its first victim, disguised as made to "protect the children" (bs) and pushed by paid celebrities and "journalists"
the Arch Linux 32 distro has just blocked access to Brazilian IPs
restricting: downloads, updates, forum access, and more
they are threatening FOSS communities to comply with something they, technically, can't comply with -- resting no other alternative than to restrict access to protect themselves from retaliation
Brazil is now not different from known, nefarious dictatorships like China, North Korea, Iran, and others, that restrict access to software and internet from their population
surveillance state is winning
it's time to fight back -- our move, now
