A friend of mine made his own 3D model format and he needs somebody that can make a Python script that converts the Collida format to his own. Let me know if you're interested or know somebody that might. Thanks!

With the semi-recent realease of Vulkan, do you think it could be the future of 3D graphics APIs? The driver is a LOT smaller, multi-threading is handled a LOT better, and it's already being implemented in a lot of game engines. It's hard to learn (or so I've heard), but do you think the advantages will outweigh the disadvantages? I think it will.

I just use the Windows disk management tool to shrink the Windows partition, and when you install Mint, it will automatically use up all the empty space you made. It's really simple. Go to the "Search Windows" bar and type "disk management." Open up "Create and format disk partitions." Right click the Windows partition (for me it's "Windows (C:)". Press shrink volume and put in the ammount of space you want to take away from Windows (keep in mind that it's in MEGABYTES). 1024 MB for every GB and you're all set.

I think you'll really like it! It's like Windows 7, but smoother. It seems like all Linux distros run smoother. Even the mouse movement feels different. Lol

C++ for me.

I've just started using Linux Mint and I really like it. Simple to use for Linux noobs like me.