A fan-made browser-based recreation of MTV music channel on-screen graphics for archival and preservation purposes. The project recreates pixel-accurate animations, typography, and visual elements from discontinued MTV channels including MTV Club, MTV Hits, MTV Live, and MTV Music using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
A blog post comparing OpenGL and Vulkan graphics APIs, explaining that while core concepts like resources and shaders remain similar, Vulkan makes GPU selection and command scheduling explicit rather than hidden by the driver, offering developers more control and better performance potential.
A developer describes their approach to PS2 emulation focusing on native resolution super-sampling rather than aggressive upscaling, exploring analog TV emulation and CRT shader simulation to authentically reproduce how PS2 games appeared on period-appropriate displays.
Qualcomm announced Linux support for Snapdragon X2 processors, with Debian and Ubuntu planned for 2026. The company will focus on power management, I/O, graphics support, and FastRPC driver upstreaming for its Hexagon NPU, though SteamOS and Red Hat ecosystem support are not part of the initial rollout.
C3 Playground is a browser-based C3 compiler that enables users to write and compile C3 code with integrated graphics and sound capabilities. The platform provides a web IDE with source code editing, console output display, and customizable compiler flags for direct compilation control.