On Mon, Oct 29, 2001 at 05:00:20PM -0300, Nicholas Quintieri wrote:
> Thanks for your reply and links; your experience is very valued. How do
> I subscribe to the twilight developers list?
> One more: Do you have the link to MingW? (We're gonna check it out along
> with DevC++).
http://twilight.sf.net/lists.php
It's not buried that deeply. ;)
> Joseph, regarding GPL: Does the license allow developers to
> *commercially* ship a new, modified version of the Quake engine, with
> different data files and content, as long as the entire source code is
> included along with the distribution? Is that what basically GPL is all
> about?
> (again, please excuse my silly questions)
If you provide full source with the binaries, or the source is available
the same place the binary is, there is no problem. We find we have no
real reason to ship source with the binary for practical reasons, but it's
there anyway.
> And, (sorry to ask this again guys, must be compulsive :), do you have
> any links to online material explaining game engine architecure, how
> it's structured, etc, to provide us with a basis to better understand
> Quake's layout?
Suggest you look at flipcode.com. I'd recommend GamaSutra, but their
stuff isn't all that great anyway and they've switch to subscription
model just to view articles. This means they want to track who you are,
and if they want to know who I am, I don't really want them to know.
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Joseph Carter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Free software developer
<Crow-> who gives a shit about US law
<jim> anyone living in the US.
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