Document the extends directive, and how it differs from requires regarding purpose and its consequence on publication on the Game page.

Ref: https://github.com/lutris/lutris/blob/master/docs/installers.rst#mods-and-add-ons

It could be an opportunity to discern the meaning of:

• add-on
• extension
• mod

Context
would be nice to have a feature to disable showing the public internet servers... keep them from populating. i run this as a lan voice chat as intended and some of the server name/descriptions are not appropriate for kids... Nothing against free speech and all but i prefer to have some means of not corrupting my kids to early.

Describe the feature you have in mind
check box

We should add sounds to Fullscreen mode to improve navigation feedback. Also possibly background music to make it less depressingly quiet.

User Story

If a large download fails using curl it does not cause a fatal error instead it simply carries on.

Basic info

• Command: Install

Further Information

It is worth checking how all downloads handle when failing to ensure they cause a fatal exit.

To Reproduce

Use a game server that is non-steam and cause the download to fail

Expected behaviour

I am having quite a bit of trouble trying to create a minimum working example for the RTS game, in which I can get a single state, visualize its variables and pass an action back to the environment.

I took a look at the Basic Usage section of the README.md, but it looks like the code is not supposed to be used, just interpreted as pseudocode. For example, I don't know where functions such as

my OS is elementaryOS 5.1.3(based Ubuntu 18.04 LTS), when use winetricks, the dialog displayed urgely . it calls zenity on ubuntu, would you please add --width=400 for elegant looks?

Overview

Keep in mind that the latency is influenced by a lot of factors. The given numbers are not 100% accurate and there are always margins of errors and other influences you cannot control (server busy, DOS attacks on the servers, etc.)

Running a game locally will nearly always give you lower input latency.

What does it mean?
If you're running a game at 5 fps locally, you're

The current configuration wiki provided is not complete and/or outdated. It causes confusion to me and probably many other people. Could you update it at least 1 by 1 when you have free time?