xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

@PurpCat Don't you live in the midwest? Shop at Meijier instead.

@LukeAlmighty
>Not writing your own engine.

@PurpCat @theorytoe There is also FreeBASIC which has it's own built-in graphics library.

https://www.freebasic.net/

@danielhudson You should be lethally injected first, you fucking weirdo.

@Kerosene @PeachySummer @BigDuck He just didn't want to embarrass himself in front of him.

@PurpCat @djlink I know it's open source, but it's still Microsoft controlled. I don't know if there are any telemetry in it, but I don't know of any viable forks ala LibreWolf.

@PurpCat @djlink He already listed MonoGame and even then, it should be used with caution as Microsoft controls both .NET and Mono.

And no. I will NEVER make a macOS port of any of my games, even if you email me a macOS DMG, especially given that Apple loves to break compatibility every few years. I'm sticking with ONLY Windows and Linux ports. Maybe I will port my games to more obscure operating systems like BSD or Haiku, but I WILL NOT support Apple. It's already bad enough that I have to have Windows ports in order to have a decently sized audience.

Also, I will not port any of my games to mobile either.

@coolboymew It took me awhile to realize that it's one of those non-electronic ring games.

Okay, I've been neglecting on a Windows port for my SFML game, Distant Ruins for quite awhile now. If anyone is willing to do it, that would be appreciated. You should be able to compile it with MinGW. The build.sh script can easily be converted into a batch file with a few modifications. Run it and you should be able to get a working Windows executable.

Let me know if you are able to do this.

https://codeberg.org/xianc78/DistantRuins

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