Reply With QuoteIt's probably worth noting that while most of the games released only the engine code, Lugaru's assets are available in the repo (for noncommercial use only, and derivative works don't seem to be allowed).Originally Posted by Svartalf
Linux Game Publishing
Game engines were GPLed for HIB #1- assets stayed closed for the games.
Don't know if you'll get the sign-off from as many for this one- the getting HIB #1 is the Humble Bundle gang's gift for this go-round. FOSSing the stuff's up to the studios as it was the last time.
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It's probably worth noting that while most of the games released only the engine code, Lugaru's assets are available in the repo (for noncommercial use only, and derivative works don't seem to be allowed).
Linux Game Publishing
That's right... I stand partly corrected on that score- the assets are freely available, but still proprietary.
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Please, do not distribute your private key
Thanks for notifying me, picture removed for now.
Linux Game Publishing
Kind of a brown paper bag over the head moment there...
Thanks for notifying me, picture removed for now.
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It's a nice gesture, but I had already bought the first bundle so this is of no use to me..
Phoronix Member
The Humble Bundle website didn't mention that.
Phoronix Member
Well, actually "buggy as hell" is a bit of an exaggeration and improper in this case (I let my emotions get ahead of me). It's just not playable at this time.
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Judging from the size of the pie chart the mac:linux:win proportions is: 3:3:7. Multiplying these values with the average fee paid by the users yields this result:
mac 24.388
linux 38.108
win 44.45
The linux part is quite impressive imo.
(granted the proportions are just estimated)
Kanotix Developer
It is possible to select more than one os, did you notice that?
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