Having never seen this photo before, I decided to post it.

Source is here but the description is wanting.

More beautiful photos by the same photographer here.

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Sometimes I talk to friends who need to use the command line, but are intimidated by it. I never really feel like I have good advice (I’ve been using the command line for too long), and so I asked some people on Mastodon:

if you just stopped being scared of the command line in the last year or three — what helped you?

This list is still a bit shorter than I would like, but I’m posting it in the hopes that I can collect some more answers. There obviously isn’t one single thing that works for everyone – different people take different paths.

I think there are three parts to getting comfortable: reducing risks, motivation and resources. I’ll start with risks, then a couple of motivations and then list some resources.

I'd add ImageMagick for image manipulation and conversion to the list. I use it to optimize jpg's which led me to learn more about bash scripting.

Deprecated old engine, it won't be updated anymore. All main branches are now on the new engine.
The old engine is only available on a private beta branch accessible using the password PhaserVersion.
It will not be updated anymore.

v1.6 New Features:

-Added local co-op mode!
-Added "Disable Blood" option.
-Added "Pixel Font" option.
-Added "Border Type" option.
-Added Twitch integration (Steam only).

Local Co-op Features:

-Added Friendship Amulet.
-Added extra options for co-op:
-Player colour selection.
-Player outlines toggle.
-Player indicators toggle.
-UI Selection tint toggle.
-Controller/Keyboard assignment toggle.
-Sequential chest mode toggle.
Added support for Steam Remote Play Together.

What's not to dig -- the colors, the workers, the vision