>>925
It's neat (and I do wish BeOS became Mac OS X), but it's always just going to be a novelty at best without a company behind it like the old days, especially given that it's not Windows nor Linux/Unix.

>>927
>without a company behind it like the old days
It does have a company behind it though

https://www.haiku-inc.org/

Haiku will actually be viable to daily drive someday like 9front is for those who only need to manipulate text. All it needs is for Chrome to work since so much is done in the browser nowadays. It might get to stability before ReactOS. This is probably going to happen when the year of the Linux desktop finally arrives which is when the desktop is obsolete and also when Linux is compromised and people move to the BSDs.

>>925
I think it's pretty neat.

>>556
NGH?

this really is the greatest game i have ever played

lots of fun stuff lately, players running some custom level 90 dungeons together, and putting custom enhancement enchants on their gear too, which really makes us overpowered. BLU and PLD are gods on this server!

>private server
lol
lmao
rofl even

>>890
W-what's wrong with private servers?

>>828
Sign me up!

pls sign me up

The stream will start in an hour to run practice matches and make sure everything works before the actual event begins in two hours. I'll get the link here when it's ready.
Here are the current participants so far.

Stream here
https://cytu.be/r/wapstreams

>>917
An incredible set of matches…
Our champion is SUPERPLAPPER!
And our valiant runner up is Alice!
Thank you to all for participating in the first of many wapchan tournaments!

why's there a play button at the bottom?
is this like a deleted scene from the minesweeper movie or something?

>>889
It's to watch replays of the game. There's not much to watch in the one shown lol.

>>577
Fun fact: Wapchan will actually load on a PPC G4 with a tenfourfox fork, though it's pretty slow. I really need to get around to making a subdomain on here with HTML4 only for old machines…

>>584
but can it load on Temple OS?

>>584
God damn has Apple fallen.

>templeOS
isn't that explicitly sans networking?

>>585
I can load it on an abacus.

>>712
Yea I can play in these coming days. Hold on my mom said something

>>718
time gal (basically anime dragon's lair). gameplay is nothing to write home about but it looks real nice.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5nLn2LLvAY

House of za Dead

SPACE FURY
https://youtu.be/MUdS2hVVwbQ

>>719
Those sound effects are insane but the animation is awesome

Mario is pretty fat

>>575
every uhh scroll input means change of angle of the object?

>>578
2)TCL language, make game from scratch https://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.6/TclCmd/contents.htm
This language is very intuitive to learn and I really loves it. The only crappy shit about TCL is that, there are no proper and robust graphic library that you can use from get go. Maybe you could pull a lot of modules to make your games from TK but still, I don't think you could have a native sound library like openal to play background and effect sound. Well at least you could use shell in TCL and just do ffplay to play your sound. Apparantly, long ago someone actually did make a TCL native game engine called "The Aries engine", but the download link has already died. Nobody ever archived it and the source code of the game engine has never been shared ever since the download link died.

3)Allegro engine with Lua binding
I actually tried to go through into this option once back then but I dont like it that much. The syntax sucks but atleast is a lot better than SDL and raylibs, and there's very little documentation about it except the one that is from C language. It's hard to relate the documentation from C to Lua. What lost my motivation to continue gamedev on this engine is that my files got nuke due to my Hardisk went kaput. I lost all of my files and I didn't have backup for it. Anyway, I really think that I kind of regret for picking this option because the learning curve was very hard.

4)Commit sudoku
Well at least I can find my waifu in gensokyo and maybe we could gamedev together.

>>579
cool your jets
if you want to make something real simple use pygame (good for throwing stuff at the wall)
if you want to make something that's well done use godot (good for refining your ideas)
no need to use turbo autism tools to impress anons. better to make a cool looking game.

Could anyone help me how to get this raylib engine binding with tcl language work? I'm literally crying right now. I've followed every single step using this thing called Swig accordingly from documentation here https://www.swig.org/papers/Tcl98/TclChap.html. 1st pic are all my files in one folder. "raylibtcldemo-rcore.i" and "raylibtcldemo-colors.i" are my "interface files" which I need it for function call from raylib c language to tcl. You can see all of these functions and constants variables listed saperately from "raylibtcldemo-rcore.i" and "raylibtcldemo-colors.i" which is base from its respected raylib module. I got this module reference from raylib site here https://www.raylib.com/cheatsheet/cheatsheet.html. So, I've done all the compilation steps but then when I ran tclsh8.6 testinggaem.tcl, it gave me this stupid errors:

>>586 cont

couldn't load file "./raylibtcldemo-rcore.so": ./raylibtcldemo-rcore.so: undefined symbol: EndDrawing
while executing
"load ./raylibtcldemo-rcore.so "
(file "testinggaem.tcl" line 2)

How do I make this Swig work with raylib?