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I don't know about most beautiful but Dale of Merchants and Ascension have some of my favorite card art. I also like Mottainai for it's aesthetic simplicity.

Hm, yeah I can't think of any from the top of my head. I guess the site's format works best for euros and the audience seems to be geared towards that too.

Make sure to check out Yucata.de too. They have about 200 games with some overlaps with BGA. The site UI takes some getting used to and matchmaking is not as well featured as BGA's but the in-game UI is actually very nice once you grok it and it has an excellent undo/replay/log system.

Some of my Yucata favorites:

• Bonfire
• Carpe Diem
• Cartographers (also on BGA)
• Fields of Arle
• Grand Austria Hotel
• Lorenzo Il Magnifico
• Mottainai
• Mountain Goats (also on BGA)
• Mystic Vale
• Newton
• Rajas of the Ganges
• Rajas Dice
• Red Cathedral
• Renature
• Taverns of Tiefenthal

And I am currently practicing Skymines.

In general, no the site is not open source. There are however some games whose implementation is public under various licenses. A few examples:

https://github.com/AntonioSoler/bga-santorini https://github.com/micahstairs/bga-innovation https://github.com/bga-devs/bga-heat https://github.com/quietmint/bga-hardback https://github.com/bga-devs/bga-memoir https://github.com/Syarwin/bga-kingdombuilder

• Termux (or equivalent) has always been the primary mobile phone use case for me. Access to my main computing platforms from my pocket.
• Antennapod
• Fedilab (Mastodon)
• Fennec - Can't deal with the web without uBo and other extensions.

So, this is a more involved approach and it's not a Firefox add-on but I thought I'd mention it:

https://fnordig.de/til/Machine-Translation/bergamot-subtitles.html

You'd play the YT videos outside the browser using mpv in combination with yt-dlp and an mpv lua script would do the translation locally using the Bergamot engine (which happens to be Mozilla's translation engine). Could be adapted to use other engines too.

Thanks, I see that sdl2-compat-2.30.51-1 has landed in Arch since.

I am pretty that's the minibuffer-prompt face. But that's on the "already tried" list so not sure why that didn't work.

(custom-set-faces '(minibuffer-prompt ((t (:foreground "yellow" :weight bold))))) does the job for me.

Edit: oh yeah, as others have already mentioned it might also come from default. Other faces inherit from default so for example with the settings above you'd still inherit :background from default since we are not overriding it.

100 kajigers

To be fair the "no USB support" window was quite short. USB started becoming available to consumers around 1998-1999 and there was some level of USB support in the Linux kernel within a few months. I remember using an early USB stack written by someone else that Linus didn't like so he rewrote it from scratch. Even the new Linus stack was in place by 1999. We got USB-2 and 3 support pretty quickly too.

I'd start by comparing the following in the working vs non-working cases:

1. Is there a corresponding /dev/input/js* device?
2. If it's there in both cases, any difference in permissions? Check both regular Unix perms using ls -l or stat and ACLs using getfacl

Watergate is 50 years ago but the game of the same name is a fun one and captures the theme nicely.