@almonk: Doom pixel melt shader effect for when you kill the multiplexer server, why not.
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A Doom-inspired pixel melt shader effect intended to indicate when a multiplexer server is killed, shared as a development idea.
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Doom pixel melt shader effect for when you kill the multiplexer server, why not. https://t.co/g4cVWu2seK
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