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Comment Great (Score 1) 1

by qubodup on Thursday October 01, 2009 @10:03AM (#29605133) Attached to: Games for Windows Live charges for patches

Excellent idea, this way games could stay interesting longer to the player and developers won't have to sell updated versions as "sequels"

Comment It's not the only one (Score 1) 1

by qubodup on Thursday October 01, 2009 @10:01AM (#29605099) Attached to: Pidgin store passwords in clear text !!!

IRSSI does the same. Kind of retarded, yes. User should be warned (in IRSSI it's clear that it saves that way at least).

Bookmark OLPC's SimCity released as Micropolis (blogspot.com)

by qubodup on Friday January 11, 2008 @04:49AM

Bookmark Antibodies online (antikoerper-online.de)

by fdewbster on Saturday November 10, 2007 @02:19PM

Comment Re:Here's what is wrong -Hoover tookits (Score 1) 81

by qubodup on Wednesday September 19, 2007 @11:18PM (#20676671) Attached to: Status Report From the Open Source Games Community

Seems to be windows only, are you joking?

Status Report From the Open Source Games Community 81

Posted by Zonk on Wednesday September 19, 2007 @06:38PM from the there-are-some-great-ones-out-there dept.

qubodup writes "Free Gamer, an open source gaming blog, has recently become the center of open source artists, developers and gamers. In its forums, the GPU-hungry Classical Java RPG and the Neverball-killer irrlamb have found their second home. So did sub-communities like extremist free gamers, who insist on games not only be free software but also to contain free content and want to build a knowledge base of existing free games. There are also free content artists, which address an old problem of open source games and want to supply graphics and sound for projects in need of game media."

Submission + - Status report from the free games community

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qubodup

on Wednesday September 19, 2007 @05:50AM

qubodup writes: " Free Gamer , the leading blog when it comes to open source gaming, has recently become the center of open source artists, developers and gamers. In it's forums, the GPU-hungry Classical Java RPG and the Neverball-killer irrlamb have found their second home. So did sub-communities like extremist free gamers, who insist on games not only be free software but also to contain free content and want to build a knowledge base of existing free games, and free content artists, which address an old problem of open source games and want to supply graphics and sound for projects in need of game media."

Journal Journal: SourceForge marketplace

Journal by qubodup on Wednesday May 16, 2007 @05:25PM

SourceForge, free host provider for open source projects, introduces 'Services'. Project members can now earn money by giving support for their Software. Right now, the only product you can buy is a 3,300.00 USD Enterprise Subscription for Zenoss Core.
By default every Project page now has a 'Services' link, since the function to hide it does not work. This probably ha

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