In the game’s final credits, he added a whole section: He included Samira’s handle, plus a link to a Linux gaming forum. He also wrote a short, clear guide for future developers: “How We Ported Starlane Vagabond to Linux (and you can too).”
The Starlane Vagabond splash screen appeared. The main menu loaded. He moved the ship. It responded instantly. The nebula shader shimmered like spilled starlight. The save system worked. The controller vibrated.
On the fourth day, Leo held his breath and hit .
Her reply came fast: You just did. Add a “Tested on Linux by PenguinTinker” credit in the splash screen. That’s it. And next time, build for Linux from the start. Don’t wait until the end.
“I’m this close,” Leo said, pinching his fingers a millimeter apart, “to just dropping Linux support. They’ll understand.”
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