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any plans for a Linux ARM build? if nobody else is on it or has attempted it, i can give it a try.
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Issue details
If a game is paused for a long time, after resuming, Gdx.graphics.getDeltaTime() will give the delta of the entire pause duration. This causes freeze/stutter on resume as the game tries to process possibly hours worth of delta. This was fixed for the android version but not for iOS which makes it inconsistent across backends.
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Describe the bug
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Hello, There is a bug on Kodi (tested on Windows Store version)
Using Alt+Space I can move Kodi on full-screen mode
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Description
runsc install
is able to edit /etc/docker/daemon.json
to enable Docker to replace runc with runsc.
Would be great if podman supports this feature.
Is this feature related to a specific bug?
No. By the way, does gVisor depend on Docker just for the reason that Docker uses runsc as its runtime?
Do you have a specific solution in mind?
To replace the runtim
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
After calling
child_process.spawn
, I'd like to know when the child process has successfully spawned and there's no longer the possibility of an 'error' event from failing to spawn (i.e. error type # 1 in the docs for that 'error' event, e.g.EPERM
, `ENOEN