But if someone can just compile your software, why are they going to pay for it?
Well, a company selling a GPL'd program don't have to give the source to anyone who ask, only the people/companies it distributes it to. So you can't compile it since you don't have it unless you pay for it.
The goal of £1250000 is for the minimum game, the trend (yeah, only first day and all that) is for it to end over £5600000 at the moment, which definitely puts it if not in AAA territory so at least close. And they say in the blurb that they already have some of the critical parts "already in place".
If there is such a large support for the space-flight sim. genre in the Linux community, then they might consider Strike Suit Zero, with a stretch goal of $180k that will make them deliver a Linux version.
The developers of the futuristic racer Distance (12 days to go on Kickstarter) has tried a beta of Unity 4 on Linux, and now says that they will definitelly bring the game out on Linux as well.
Which remind me, so was the icons of the LG Prada phone, and it has rounded corners as well. And is was both unveiled and on sale one month before the iPhone.
People have been putting their computers in mineral oil for years, clocking their rigs to numbers that would be impressive even today. Must have been well over ten years since I read about it here on/. for the first time.
No, definitely not for free, as the person(s) responsible for that would be political outcasts in the whole of EU, and would have a hard time to find a job too, so that person(s) really would need to save up some extra money to live on.
Considering the large sums involved in the new TLD debacle, could it really be called a "non-protif"? Although, it probably costs quite a lot to fly the board around to all those exclusive places and have their conferences in those five star hotels.
That the 4.1 release is out is all good and well, but I'm still waiting for the Swedish wordlist for my 4.0 Galaxy Nexus. Much can be said about Apple, but at least the think about the customers in a way Google apparently never will.
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10% of the value or 10% of the votes? My guess is 10% of the value.
Philips have had a TV with that format for a few years, the Cinema 21:9.
Couldn't find a non-Swedish site, as it's being discontinued.
It kills!
Yes, but this is Apple, and they through different!
Well, a company selling a GPL'd program don't have to give the source to anyone who ask, only the people/companies it distributes it to. So you can't compile it since you don't have it unless you pay for it.
The goal of £1250000 is for the minimum game, the trend (yeah, only first day and all that) is for it to end over £5600000 at the moment, which definitely puts it if not in AAA territory so at least close. And they say in the blurb that they already have some of the critical parts "already in place".
If there is such a large support for the space-flight sim. genre in the Linux community, then they might consider Strike Suit Zero, with a stretch goal of $180k that will make them deliver a Linux version.
The developers of the futuristic racer Distance (12 days to go on Kickstarter) has tried a beta of Unity 4 on Linux, and now says that they will definitelly bring the game out on Linux as well.
Swedes are very good at recycling and waste separation. Even McDonald et al. have different trash bins for everything.
Seems like it would be a good idea to include more civilians in modern wargames, with serious repercussions if they get harmed.
Even if you get the source, can you trust your compiler?
And the icons were in a grid!
Which remind me, so was the icons of the LG Prada phone, and it has rounded corners as well. And is was both unveiled and on sale one month before the iPhone.
People have been putting their computers in mineral oil for years, clocking their rigs to numbers that would be impressive even today. Must have been well over ten years since I read about it here on /. for the first time.
Ah, you mean the ALGOL family.
Wake me up when they find habitable planets with six suns.
Well, I hope you don't have a radio as well, as in Sweden you need to pay the license for radios too.
Well, it didn't have a magnetic field, but since it's mass recently increased 0.03% it now does.
And Sweden is not?
And not to control the around 100 and rather unruly protesters?
No, definitely not for free, as the person(s) responsible for that would be political outcasts in the whole of EU, and would have a hard time to find a job too, so that person(s) really would need to save up some extra money to live on.
Also, the headline says "Europe", and there are still many European countries that are not members of the EU.
Don't forget that the "investment trust" has to do a reorganization since the company is no longer making a profit, so more jobs will be "redundant".
And in the parallel Intel universe.
Considering the large sums involved in the new TLD debacle, could it really be called a "non-protif"? Although, it probably costs quite a lot to fly the board around to all those exclusive places and have their conferences in those five star hotels.
That the 4.1 release is out is all good and well, but I'm still waiting for the Swedish wordlist for my 4.0 Galaxy Nexus. Much can be said about Apple, but at least the think about the customers in a way Google apparently never will.