Setting our router to reboot every night is a good practice that can help the router to free up memory and processes, search for channels with less traffic, or resynchronize connections so that the stability of the router is improved.
How to install OpenWrt on the Linksys WRT1900ACS Wireless Router
The Linksys WRT1900ACS is a good wireless router, but one of its best features is that it is supported by different open source firmwares including OpenWrt. So, if you’re like me and want to use this router with the OpenSource router firmware to unlock all of its power instead of the limited stock firmware, read this guide to learn how to install it. It’s not a hard process but I had several issues when I installed the firmware on my router so I’ve written in this guide all the solutions I had to apply. I hope they will help you too.
If you have previously installed DD-WRT on your Linksys WRT1900ACS router and want to switch to OpenWrt, read how to rollback to the stock firmware before installing OpenWrt.
If you have a different router and you want to check if it’s supported by OpenWrt, you can check it in the table of supported devices. On the other hand, if you want to buy a router to install OpenWrt, you can have a look at the ‘Ideal for OpenWrt’ table.
How to revert DD-WRT to factory firmware of a Linksys WRT1900ACS router
Maybe, after installing DD-WRT on your Linksys WRT1900ACS router you realise that it is not for you or maybe you want to try a different router firmware such as OpenWrt or Tomato, so you want to restore the original Linksys firmware on your router. Here’s how you can do it.
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The first Dundee Unity User Group meeting has been a great success!
When I first talked to Elena about accepting the challenge to organise the first Unity User Group in Scotland I didn’t know if there would be water in the pool I was throwing myself into. However, I hoped that the Dundee developer community would respond and fortunately it did. Yesterday we gathered a group of 9 developers coming from different professional backgrounds and with different levels of Unity knowledge. A very heterogeneous group willing to share experiences, learn and discuss about Unity and development with a pint of beer in their hand ;)
The meeting allowed us to get to know each other, to see what interests we could have in common and to think about future meetings and events. The truth is that we had such a good time talking about Unity and other topics related to development that a meeting that was initially scheduled for two hours ended up running for four hours.
One of the things we agreed on is to continue to organise meetings on the last Thursday of each month, which means that the next one will be on the 31st of January 2019. Save the date!
We also talked about a workshop with HoloLens and Mixed Reality in the near future!
Now begins the search for people interested in giving a talk. So, please, if you’re interested in giving a talk at Dundee Unity User Group, fill out this form to let me know: https://goo.gl/forms/xUccrJbZ0pjqmR5B3
Booty Quest won the TIGA 2018 award for ‘Best Puzzle Game’!
Yesterday, at the TIGA Games Industry Awards Ceremony, Booty Quest, the game I worked on as Lead Programmer throughout its development until its global launch, received the TIGA 2018 award for “Best Puzzle Game”.
It’s really great when the effort that is made to develop a game is finally recognised and rewarded. Congratulations to the entire Booty Quest team!
Outplay : Booty Quest
TIGA : 2018 Winners
TIGA : 2018 Photos
TIGA : Awards Ceremony
gamesindustry.biz : The TIGA Games Industry Awards 2018 winners announced