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DroidDeck is an Android gaming environment designed to bring a SteamOS-like experience to supported handheld devices. It runs Valve's Steam client in Big Picture mode and uses an ARM64 Proton environment to launch Windows games. The project targets Android 9 or newer devices with supported Qualcomm Adreno GPUs and does not require root. Optional desktop components add Linux applications, emulators, Flatpak software, and AppImage support. GOG, Epic Games, and Amazon Games libraries can also be imported as non-Steam titles for Proton launching. Its Linux runtime combines compatibility, audio, input, and graphics components into one handheld-focused environment. ...

...You can also write your own mapping files for other games according to writing rules. If you are interested in it and want to learn how it works but do not know how to get started, you can choose to purchase my recorded video lessons. It details the development architecture and the development process of the entire software, and help you develop QtScrcpy from scratch.

Simple test for 3d scene viewing demonstrating usage of: Qt5.1: a bit of qml framework+lot of native (c++) OpenGL ES: portable windows/linux/android code QtCreator framework: compile on all platforms License: - 3d models were taken from The Guild 2 Renaissance. All rights belong to Nordic Games GmbH. Non-commercial usage with courtesy of Nordic Games GmbH. - trackball code inspired by apple cocoa help Note: - home made qml widgets (Qt5.1 compatible) - home made openGL shaders - C++11 Warning: - work in progress, no build help right now - tested on windows/gcc, nexus 7

Don Depresso is a clinically depressed freelance writer who pines for his ex-girlfriend and self-medicates with drugs and alcohol. This Android app is a mobile viewer for the official Don Depresso comics website and social media pages (Facebook and Twitter). The Don Depresso comics series deals with depression as well as other recurring themes, such as drug use and abuse, technology (particularly Linux and open source software), dating and relationships, and what it’s like to be an...

A real life version of the board game "Scotland Yard". All you need is a GPS and internet enabled mobile phone and a few friends to play the game with!

1) Generic UDP server to wrapper gamepad and joystick events to uinput. 2) Specific UDP client under Android (+2.2) that send events to UDP server.

"Spoted" is a location-based application for Android-phones. It is created for collecting and sharing your favorite "Spots" according to a kind of sport like Skateboarding or Parkour. Have fun!

QBall is a simple breakout style game for Android, Symbian and others. Download the Android version from Google Play, or the Symbian version from the Nokia Store (see links above).