desttinghim @louispearson@librem.one

I'm going to try making a #guile wrapper around it

Packaged a library for #guix. It's an audio DSP library written in C https://paulbatchelor.github.io/proj/soundpipe.html

Found a neat little embeddable editor called #Zep. Has #vi and notepad style keybindings. Works with #SDL and #imgui

https://github.com/cmaughan/zep

Oh yikes. This has way more errors than I thought.

Not to mention having offline documentation means I can work without having internet, which is more common than you would think.

Online documentation means I often get distracted by everything else the internet has to offer before I find the answer to my question. Which is probably my problem, it is nice that I can avoid it.

For some reason I didn't know that the #GNU project had really useful offline #documentation until I installed #guix. I really appreciate being able `info guix` and get a really useful manual. This needs to be more commo

Writing a toot from the command line using #toot. Didn't know I needed this.

Bought a thinkpad x220 and installed #guix on it. Learning a bit of #guile as well

Tentatively planning on entering the #GMTK game jam this year. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWSmZgL50vE

I'll use either #Amethyst or #Godot, depending on whether I can get Amethyst working.

This is making me want something like #GameMaker (tool with basic asset editors built in) that includes support for editing audio.

Learning how to make procedural audio with #pd by reading the book "Designing Sound" by Andy Farnell. I've never managed to grok sound effects before, but this book seems to be really helping. Still have a ton to read through and I've already gotten plenty out of it.

#gamedev #sfx

https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/2011/12/the-chinese-wheelbarrow.html didn't even know that the Chinese wheelbarrow was a thing before reading this. Sounds really cool