Unity supports running on dedicated Linux servers, but there are some gotchas on how to install Unity, activate license, install modules, and make it run properly.

SandboxEscaper recently disclosed local privilege escalation exploit for Windows 10. It’s very reliable, should work on most versions of win10 (not updated since Sep 13th), doesn’t require any special conditions, but it is easily picked up by Windows Defender. Even if you modify it, and build it yourself, it’s still detected.

The only (reliable) way to detach github fork into a standalone repository is to contact github support. It can be done via web form, where you should enter your name and email, and send request to them.

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When nesting ui elements, put image component on nesting game object – otherwise child elements will become frozen (unable to change anchors)