The approach to rely on true opensource standards shouldn't miss to actract
developers (always the same stories...) - not to mention that an always
larger game developer community is unhappy with Direct3D and likes OpenGL.
Plib is thus candidate to take an honorable place in this promising
scenario, to my opinion mostly for simulation, whereas other more or less
open engines are instead suited to portals/room-based scenes. And would
neither needs to change the license from LGPL!
What about "Tux-the-Kart" to be one of the first games of this new
generation?!
Wishes -
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> -----Messaggio originale-----
> Da: pli...@li...
> [mailto:pli...@li...]Per conto di Steve Baker
> Inviato: mercoledì 21 giugno 2000 14.44
> A: pli...@li...
> Oggetto: Re: [Plib-users] Linux-based game console
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>
> Paolo Leoncini wrote:
> >
> > For your knowledge -
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> > http://www.indrema.com/servlet/site
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> Hmmm - interesting.
>
> I wonder how they intend to get software for this box? Presumably
> they aren't going to rely on Quake plus Loki plus 23 versions of
> Tetris to get this thing off the ground?
>
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