I'll be honest with you -- I think your expectations are needlessly low. If there's ever been a FOSS game contest that's had even close to this much publicity, I'm not aware of it. :)
Also, there are plenty of free-as-in-freedom engines that people can build on top of, so it's not like they have to start from scratch. If you work quickly, you can accomplish a lot in a month, and it would be cool to see some new projects come about because of this (or some old ones improved).
<i>Maybe it is not too late to switch to something like that as an alternative option? After all the graphics requirements would be similar and you seem to have not completely decided on the exact requirements.</i>
We're not going to be switching at this point. :)
That being said, you're more than welcome to use the assets with existing code and enter them into the competition.
Okay, I've addressed some of these today. I also created some new feeds and added icon links to them as well. The feeds should be in the headers of the appropriate pages.
Note that the individual user art pages have feeds as well.
Well, if you do decide to stick around, I'd appreciate it (particularly as someone who's into music composition and would like to be able to do it on Linux without a hassle). It looks like you guys have a pretty sweet project going, and I'd be sad to see it go.
I'll be honest with you -- I think your expectations are needlessly low. If there's ever been a FOSS game contest that's had even close to this much publicity, I'm not aware of it. :)
Also, there are plenty of free-as-in-freedom engines that people can build on top of, so it's not like they have to start from scratch. If you work quickly, you can accomplish a lot in a month, and it would be cool to see some new projects come about because of this (or some old ones improved).
<i>Maybe it is not too late to switch to something like that as an alternative option? After all the graphics requirements would be similar and you seem to have not completely decided on the exact requirements.</i>
We're not going to be switching at this point. :)
That being said, you're more than welcome to use the assets with existing code and enter them into the competition.
That's a good idea. I'll have to check out their policies first because I want to be sure I don't get labeled as a spammer. :)
You are awesome.:)
Permissions issue and feed title formatting issues are fixed. The validation part will have to wait. :)
Okay, I've addressed some of these today. I also created some new feeds and added icon links to them as well. The feeds should be in the headers of the appropriate pages.
Note that the individual user art pages have feeds as well.
I'll see if there's a way to fix this.
Well, if you do decide to stick around, I'd appreciate it (particularly as someone who's into music composition and would like to be able to do it on Linux without a hassle). It looks like you guys have a pretty sweet project going, and I'd be sad to see it go.
I can understand why you're angry, but what does this have to do with Linux support?
Well it looks like you got our campaign suspended for having a draw. So much for coding non stop day and night to give the world the best DAW.
Wait, what happened exactly?
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