What are you on to consider a feature for adding remote play to an already multiplayer game to be the only thing you need for multiplayer ? This might not be hidden at all but it’s also not what you advertised at all. Perhaps consider actual game devs might know a thing or two before thinking doing a uni project entitles you to be so consescending.
just white wine
Come on you’re going to hurt the wine snobs with this statement. Champagne is a sparkling wine, it doesn’t taste like any white wine. It’s more like a bitter Sprite with alcohol in it.
You might consider looking into other shells. Fish has things such as nor requiring escaping variables with spaces and defining abbreviations that can work anywhere in a command line.
If you have myhostname set for hosts in /etc/nsswitch.conf it shall take care of this for you (should be the default on most systemd distros I believe? not sure)
Not everything sent in PR is an improvement from everyone pov though. It might be an improvement for the contributor of a new feature they might be the only one to ever use, while it adds maintenance burden for you, more dependencies, risks of bugs etc for the community, which you have to balance somehow. Plus you might have a view on how to do things properly on your project, which needs to be communicated to contributors, which is additional work you might not have time for, especially if this is just some small side project.
If you’re using flatpaks and apps are not configured to skip sandboxing, each app get their own keyring and can’t access others’.