Is C# fast enough to write VLC plugins? I raced VLC's Gaussian blur, written in C, against a C# port inside the same VLC. Byte-identical output. Line by line: C wins, C# takes 23% longer. Both tuned to the limit (AVX2, one core): 240 vs 236 fps. martinfinkel.com/blog/gaussi...
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VLC for Unity 2026-4 is out. Preload the next video, build playlists and crossfade between clips. New demos, stream statistics, audio buffering fixes and Linux improvements included. Try it: videolabs.io/store/unity...
pkgstore is now generally available. Sell commercial .NET packages with Stripe billing, trials, private NuGet feeds, team access, and automated credentials. 7% commission. Stripe fees are separate. No setup or monthly fees. www.pkgstore.io/news/pkgsto...
Really impressed by Noctis' UI and UX. An open source music player built with .NET and Avalonia UI, available on Windows, macOS, and Linux, with LibVLC powering media playback. noctisapp.cc/
Just came across OfficeCLI. Really interesting open source project built in C#. It gives AI agents a simple way to create, edit, validate, and render Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files without Microsoft Office. github.com/iOfficeAI/O...
Linux is now supported in VLC for Unity. Main updates: - Linux x86_64 support - OpenGL rendering via GLX and EGL - new `VLCMediaPlayer` component - Mesh and UGUI display helpers - async network media opening - cleaner demo scenes Details: videolabs.io/store/unity
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Had a great time chatting with Martin Finkel on @coffeeandopensource.com today about all kinds of #tech topics. Video is live on YouTube and podcast is available wherever you find them. Take a look/listen and thanks! https://www.coffeeandopensource.com/guest/martin-finkel.html
pkgstore uses standard NuGet tooling. No proprietary CLI, no plugins, no SDK. 🛠️ Publishers use dotnet nuget push with named push keys. Buyers add a source with dotnet nuget add source. Works in VS, Rider, dotnet CLI. It's just NuGet. ✅ pkgstore.io
How getting paid on pkgstore works 💰 1. Connect Stripe (one click) 2. Create a listing with a price 3. Push your packages 4. Buyers subscribe via Stripe Checkout 5. Money hits your Stripe account That's it. pkgstore.io 📦
Monetizing a .NET library? Dual licensing, sponsorship, SaaS wrappers, consulting... pkgstore fits one slice: selling packages. Free tier on nuget.org + paid pro packages, early access for subscribers, or direct sales only. Your call. 🤷 www.pkgstore.io
Selling a NuGet package shouldn't require stitching together a feed server, payments, credentials, and a storefront. pkgstore does all of it — Stripe storefront, auto NuGet feed, credential mgmt. Buyers use standard dotnet CLI. No custom tooling. 📦 www.pkgstore.io
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