- Sam Hart has written a great HOWTO on using SDL with KDevelop:
- Civil, a multiplayer civil war strategy game written in Python, has been
added to the games page.
- TDFSB, a 3D virtual world for browsing your filesystem, has been added to
the applications page.
- The Word Matrix, a search for words in a random 4x4 matrix of letters,
has been added to the games page.
- Cube, a landscape style engine for first person shooter games, has been
added to the libraries page.
- glSDL, a proof of concept implementation of SDL on top of OpenGL, has been
added to the libraries page.
- Century of Three Kingdoms, the world’s first Bilingual Multiplayer Online
Strategy Game has been added to the games page.
Enjoy!
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Why? It’s a binary-only game which has binaries for Linux and Win32.
There is no source code, anywhere on the site. How can this be a useful
library?
It’s really a demo, possibly you could call it a game. A library though?On Sun, Apr 28, 2002 at 02:32:32PM -0700, Sam Lantinga wrote:
- Cube, a landscape style engine for first person shooter games, has been
added to the libraries page.
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I’d agree with this, except I know for a fact that the source to cube will
be released in the future under a BSD* license, not a *GPL license. It is
odd that it would be added to the libraries page ;>
-EvilTypeGuyOn Sun, Apr 28, 2002 at 05:04:16PM -0700, Joseph Carter wrote:
On Sun, Apr 28, 2002 at 02:32:32PM -0700, Sam Lantinga wrote:
- Cube, a landscape style engine for first person shooter games, has been
added to the libraries page.
Why? It’s a binary-only game which has binaries for Linux and Win32.
There is no source code, anywhere on the site. How can this be a useful
library?
It’s really a demo, possibly you could call it a game. A library though?
Nice screenshots 
Joseph seems to be a CurmudgeonTypeGuy…
— EvilTypeGuy wrote:> On Sun, Apr 28, 2002 at 05:04:16PM -0700, Joseph Carter wrote:
On Sun, Apr 28, 2002 at 02:32:32PM -0700, Sam Lantinga wrote:
- Cube, a landscape style engine for first
person shooter games, has been
added to the libraries page.
Why? It’s a binary-only game which has binaries
for Linux and Win32.
There is no source code, anywhere on the site.
How can this be a useful
library?
It’s really a demo, possibly you could call it a
game. A library though?
I’d agree with this, except I know for a fact that
the source to cube will
be released in the future under a BSD* license, not
a *GPL license. It is
odd that it would be added to the libraries page ;>
-EvilTypeGuy
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