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Thx for the update Steo. 
And yes the no knockabck is very welcome!
And yes the no knockabck is very welcome!
Fixed:
-Collisions in some maps
-Falling pencil softlock
-Shop consumables not activating in a certain level
-A cheat related crash
-Can't jump when landing in a pan while helicoptering
Fixed:
-Collision fixes in some maps
-Checkpoint saving instantly after respawn
-A cheat related crash
-Bossrush timer not resetting correctly
-Infinite arcade spin
-Custom keyboard inputs getting in the way when writing codes or savefile names
-Menu navigation not working with custom directional inputs
-Crash when loading some savefile names
-Dark Rayman would track you even when frozen during dialogue
Fixed:
-Minor level design fixes here and there
-Edge animation appearing in some slopes
-Bzzit buttonmashing replaced with autofire
-Bzzit skin appearing in boss rush
-Boss rush powerups being too low
-Changes to some codes
-Dark Rayman not properly reacting to small Rayman
The PS4 controllers usually just work out of the box, and if not, DS4Tool would work and map it like an Xbox controller. For some reason the PS3 controller is just plug and play on Linux, so I've been using this, since the PS1 version of Rayman was my preferred one anyway.I'll see if I can get a PS3 or PS4 controller to work with my laptop, hopefully it's not as much of a pain in the ass as it was ten years back.
It does just seem ironic considering how making it work on Windows was always a headache.I presume Sony added pretty good support back when they encouraged people to install Linux on PS3s.
You know, before they sued that guy for taking what they felt was too much liberty, and locked down the platform for everyone...
Early versions of the PlayStation 3 system software also provided a feature called OtherOS that was available on the PS3 systems prior to the slimmer models launched in September 2009. This feature enabled users to install an operating system such as Linux, but due to security concerns, Sony later removed this functionality through the 3.21 system software update. According to Sony Computer Entertainment (SCE), disabling this feature will help ensure that PS3 owners will continue to have access to the broad range of gaming and entertainment content from SCE and its content partners on a more secure system. Sony was successfully sued in a class action over the removal of this feature. The settlement was approved in September 2016. Sony agreed to pay up to $55 to as many as 10 million PS3 owners but denied wrongdoing.
They do indeed! Now that's a nicer setup than my shit keyboard.The PS4 controllers usually just work out of the box, and if not, DS4Tool would work and map it like an Xbox controller.
At least the game is playable this way.They do indeed! Now that's a nicer setup than my shit keyboard.
I went for classic myself, but only because I played the first game so much that I got really good at it. I'll probably get game over before I finish the game due to the differences though.(Yeah, I know I'm playing in casual mode. I actually enjoy it more.)