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Message #00069
Re: Let's Get Started!
I agree with Adam that an IRC meeting is necessary. On another note, I'm a
web developer and could help out with an online community site or blog of
some sorts. Let me know how I can help and I'll make myself available. You
can view my portfolio, if needed, at http://www.digitalalias.net. I look
forward to working with this group. Ironically; I haven't ran Ubuntu, I'm a
Fedora guy, but I love the power of the Ubuntu Community and this subject
matter is right up my alley.
On Mon, Apr 27, 2009 at 6:33 PM, Arc Riley <arcriley@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Since there's many new people on the list, the Copyleft Games Group is
> getting established as a legal umbrella and educational resource for
> projects - not just Ubuntu, or just Linux, but all copyleft games. We're
> incorporating in the state of New Hampshire as a non-profit educational
> organization with the goal of gaining 501(c)(3) recognition.
>
> We have a 3d game engine designed specifically for making it easier to
> build copyleft games. It's cross platform but tuned for Linux with free
> drivers and free codecs, based on many of the Gnome libraries, with the
> purpose of making copyleft games easier to write. If anyone's interested in
> contributing join us in #PySoy on irc.freenode.net.
>
> Our current development project is refactoring to Vala,
> http://live.gnome.org/Vala, which will make PySoy easier to maintain and
> enable extensions to be written in any language supporting glib while
> providing a high-level Python API.
>
> As per content, this was an early goal for PySoy but has become obvious
> that due to differing artistic styles and types of games, content reuse is
> really just an issue for creating sequals and spinoffs of a game. Helping
> games projects form viable business models to hire talent seems a better
> course. We're not opposed to people being paid for their work, we're only
> opposed to restricting player's freedom as part of a business strategy.
>
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