hi! linux development is hard as hell. i only really know how to use arch-based distros and it was never an issue for me and other arch users to install the dependencies, never felt "janky". i had no way to tell it would've been this bad for other distros, not my fault that i don't have time and resources to test with every distro out there, and also that the documentation sucks. also not very inspiring to see the "do it right or give up" attitude coming from the linux community yet again but at this point i should've expected that. i'll be looking into other packaging methods nonetheless
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this usually happens with laptops, try explicitely telling obs to open with the dedicated gpu (right click on the exe > run with graphics processor > select the option that isn't integrated graphics). if that doesn't solve it, i'm not sure yet what could be :[ it's certainly something with obs though
hmm it's not officially supported on mini! if you're doing it with everyone on the same computer, you can have two instances of mini open, each with a different avatar and microphone. a friend did something like this between different computers using udp streams on obs; i've never done it though, and it apparently gets dangerously technical. ideally the full version will cover some cases like that but i'm still studying it :]
apparently that's a thing with your graphics card fighting over which thing to give more attention to, either veadotube or your game. i saw some people suggesting fixes here but i haven't tested them yet (like this one https://itch.io/post/4208626)
there are a few bugs with image loading on 1.3, and there's a chance that the avatar that's saved with 1.2 has an image that breaks with 1.3 and it crashes.
you can open 1.2, open one of the default .veadomini files on it, close it, and open 1.3. it shouldn't crash after that :0
but yeah your old avatar probably won't work on 1.3 because of those bugs. i'm really sorry for the inconvenience